Brene Brown Leaves the Audience SPEECHLESS | One Of the Best Speech EVER

Brene Brown Leaves the Audience SPEECHLESS | One Of the Best Speech EVER
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►► Speaker: Brené Brown
She graduated with a doctorate in 2002 from the University of Houston's Graduate College of Social Work. At the Graduate College of Social Work at the University of Houston, she started out as a research professor. Her studies emphasize sincerity and genuine leadership. Many major newspapers across the country have published her articles. COURAGE Works and Brave Leaders Inc. are both run by her as founder and CEO. On the Ted.com website, her 2010 TED Talk is one of the most popular speeches. Numerous teaching honors have been bestowed upon her. The Gifts of Imperfection, Daring Greatly, and Rising Strong are three of her books that have reached #1 on the New York Times bestseller list. On PBS, NPR, TED, and CNN, she and her work have been highlighted. Moreover, she runs The Daring as CEO.
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[@stephaniewilliams9469]

She says the most important thing is to “show up and be seen!” Why do I want to do the opposite? I want to move as far away from people as possible! Lots of land with woods. I want to only hear the birds chirping, leaves in the wind, and the babble of the creek! I don’t want to be seen! I just want some peace and quiet and no one demanding my time every second of my life!

[@serarey]

You are being seen Stephanie 🙏🏼

[@catherinemyers7419]

🦋and you have shown up with your authentic feelings 🦋

[@bhermann7281]

You stole my comment! 😂 No, really...I concur wholeheartedly. But since I must work until I am financially stable and paid debts, I can use this to catapult myself out of this reserved box of shame that it seems people want us in to speaking from my heart and know what is right for me. Call it opinion; call it fact - our perception is our reality. I am worthy and if I have a stake in it, I will speak without worrying about what others think. That doesn't mean being hurtful or hateful towards others for their beliefs...it means damn you if you think I won't stand up for my right to voice my truths. No argument, no your right and I'm wrong cut and dry conversations. Sharing points of view and doing what is best for the common good or group at large is a lost art. It's to the detriment of everyone we attempt to be open to hearing each other's voice. Only then can we live in harmony.

[@moubanerjee693]

Same here

[@spirit-lature4607]

In that case you won't even comment. You want to be seen... But you don't dare to

[@JosannaMonik]

Once I was volunteering at a car wash event to raise money for sick children. Some people yelled out as they drove by "what a stupid thing to do on a sunny Saturday". That's when it hit me that no matter what we do, there are people who are going to criticize us. They don't understand, they are jealous, miserable, whatever. We need to ignore them and stay true to ourselves.

[@joestitz239]

Put out a sign that says what your doing. Those who did brfore may not :) and they might even pull in with $

[@faith6007]

💯

[@Divorcedhousemaid666]

තී රොඩිගූ කියන බල්ලා එක්ක වල්ල එල්ලං මට පයියට මගෙ දරුවන්ට කෙලවලා පිලිකාව පතපිය....තිගෙ දරුවොන්ගෙ ඔටිසං කොටිසං වෙලා උන් තිගෙ පුක උඩ සනි සෙනසුරාදාවක රජ වෙයි

[@Nikopup]

@@Divorcedhousemaid666creep

[@ariatamar2706]

I don't anybody cares about sick children except their mothers.

[@dmz140]

“You are imperfect and wired for struggle, but you are worthy of love and belonging!”

[@marilynarmednurse8106]

You are seen!!

[@markg.4246]

Don't "regret". Learning things as a senior citizen, makes me more grateful for my life on a daily basis. When I go out the door, I try to carry with me a quote from my mom ..."There is no wisdom, greater than kindness". Thanks Mom!

[@melissahall2010]

Wise woman! God bless

[@rockzalt]

Kindness without wisdom can be a disaster waiting to happen. Most downtown churches have experienced a person showing up asking for money so they can eat. When the offer to take that person to a store or restaurant and buy them some food is declined you know they were not interested in using the money to buy food.

[@markg.4246]

@@rockzalt The desire to help someone should not be based on our expectations, and giving a person $10 or $20 is hardly a disaster. Peace!

[@rockzalt]

@@markg.4246 The desire to encourage the use of drugs or alcohol for the homeless is done by people who don't really care.

[@GK-bd7ij]

It takes courage to be kind ! 😊

[@SandraGrace-h3m]

This morning I was ready to walk away from a Non Profit I just started. After listening to this today I am more committed than ever.

[@ForwardEarth]

*nonprofit

[@blakepocquette5122]

Your passion better run deeper than to just one day walk away but now committed more than ever? That will not work...

[@madi8181]

To walk away?

[@willcook403]

Remember your Why.

[@sherrellbennett1333]

In my senior years I have discovered that the critic, unless it is constructive and meant to help you improve, doesn't matter. No matter what you do you will have critics. Sometimes because they are a person that just enjoys being critical. My grandson, the most amazing human I have ever known, gets a lot of criticism from his mother. I told him that he is almost a grown man, 3 weeks away, and that he should start living his own life in the way he knows is right for him. He has something so many people lack.....common sense. He is the kindest most empathetic person ever. If he never gets rich, it's OK because I know he will always be trying to help others. How can you criticize that?

[@Mrs.TJTaylor]

I am old as well. When I was a child the definition of “success” was not fame and wealth, beauty and perpetual youth. My grandparents aspiration for me was that I would grow up to be a good person. A good person, that’s it.

[@kt1696]

You sound like me 75yr old female. Nothing can rattle me. I have had so many threats, insults and critisms in the comments of face book, but it made me chuckle that these little people cannot debate with you and just turn to school yard tactics. I always left feeling stupid, at which point they would give up and leave the link. Tails between their legs. 😇😂

[@deanharding740]

Hi Sherrell, that’s such a lovely thing to write and you’re absolutely correct in every way. Sending you best wishes from the UK.

[@billpetersen298]

You are the best thing in that young man’s life. He needs unconditional love and acceptance. It was my grandmother, that gave me that in my life. Now it’s my daughter, and sometimes, even from myself.

[@kerenstar13]

God bless your precious grandson ❤

[@Luminitaispas]

The three realizations: 1. Showing up and being seen - Beeing Vulnerable when you don't know the outcome. 2. I want to be a creator and show up and be seen. Get into the arena without caring what people say. 3. New philosophy about criticism: " If you are not in the arena, your criticism doesn't count"

[@GraphicsGuru37]

Yes!

[@xoliswanengudza5877]

Love it ❤

[@dumpster1947]

Like my Grandmother told me IT IS NONE OF YOUR BUSINESS WHAT OTHER PEOPLE SAY OR THINK ABOUT YOU! Live your own life

[@mdray3976]

Absolutely!

[@janetcross5211]

Being open to being vulnerable means your strong You are not creative subject to others views, we are living to an audiences of One - being and doing our best People who purport to believe in philosophies and theories must 1st be living them as their witness example - otherwise all your looking at is hypocrisy. Through the witnessing alone, then we can choose to follow… or not! Sharing is vital if we are to individually and collectively make life meaningful and full of purpose. Brene is an authentic open hearted example which I try heard to follow to the best of my abilities, sharing her faith in our ability to overcome challenges Be gentle, kind, good and patient with ourselves as we experience the nurturing power of these words as the reveal their power into a world that needs them

[@JR-bj3uf]

Dear Dr. Brown. Thank you for being in the arena.

[@Marilyn-gf3lm]

There is a Friend that sticks closer than a brother. He will give you even more wisdom and protect your back.

[@Carl-fl6wl]

So true

[@LadyLanaeLifestyle]

Amen sister ✨🙏🏼🙌🏼💫🌸

[@zizendorf]

Wow, I am impressed! Brene Brown just took the negative energy from a bunch of internet anonymous hateful comments and reframed them into positive energy and inspiration. That's inspiring and instructional in and of itself!

[@parthsavyasachi9348]

Its called coping mechanism 😅

[@zizendorf]

@@parthsavyasachi9348 As if we have a choice? Really…what’s the alternative? No thanks.

[@parthsavyasachi9348]

@@zizendorf i meant brene brown is coping. Off course we have options: we can judge the statements based on their merits and not based on who says it. Not all statements or comments that are negative are useless.

[@nnebryte]

"It's not the critic who counts It's not the man who points out how the strong man stumbles Or where the doer of deeds could have done it better The credit belongs to the person who is actually in the Arena Whose face is marred with blood and sweat and dust Who at the best, in the end, knows the triumph of high achievement And who at worst, if he fails, he fails daring greatly"

[@lesleyelalami2562]

Thanks for this.... emailing it to myself!!! LOL

[@EarleneSipes]

Very interesting noticed

[@SoniA-ix1md]

❤

[@navinarjunsoni2897]

Well said

[@thomassmith-yu8tz]

Edit: Sorry, I just got to this point in the video. Blushing.

[@r.ericsonera1987]

Receive a huge hug from me and my wife. I needed this today. Thank you for not yielding. Giving in is easy. Standing real is a challenge to us all. Thank you for giving me a little bit of your courage. I need it.

[@letsachievesuccess]

🥰

[@rogermika5228]

This story resonated with me. I was headhunted for a job and sometime after I was in that position a chap I knew, in conversation said to me "you know you weren't the first to be asked", I looked back, not expecting this from him and retorted, "I know I wasn't the first but I was the best because I did the job". The underlying question to him was, I know why you knocked it it back. That finished the conversation!

[@sylviavega1166]

I practice gratitude. I am enough. Love you. Thank you for shining so bright!

[@letsachievesuccess]

❤️

[@ms.marciasweebeeschannel354]

I'm BLOWN away by you.............wow........just wow. I can't believe I haven't heard of you before..........so grateful I found this!!!

[@elainelang2700]

Thank you. Wise. Compassionate. Transforming individuals and the world. I am so very grateful

[@theresehengst9234]

I ABSOLUTELY love, love, love Brene!!!!! Not just because she is from Texas, but because she is real, transparent, raw, honest, and A PHENOMINAL STORYTELLER!!!!!

[@letsachievesuccess]

Thank you

[@deesmith733]

When people insult you, it's not about you, it's about them.

[@sunkiss5882]

It's either about their personal struggles or their jealousy.

[@thom6167]

Yes and No

[@marthawoodworth]

My mother used to say, "Don't set yourself up for disappointment." She was a disappointed woman. But she passed it down to me. Glad I saw this.

[@letsachievesuccess]

😞

[@Movingalong2023]

Mine too…she still does. It comes from a desire to protect and I forgive her for it, but I still want to find my wings!

[@bulldog3512]

She writes with such beautiful vulnerability that let's you know you can be vulnerable also.... Strong back soft front!

[@malkaz9167]

Thank you, Brene Brown, thank you. Not everyone is going to get what you are talking about, but for those of us who get you, you are much appreciated. Keep doing what you are doing. We need you!

[@toddwhitmire9057]

Brilliant! Wish schools taught this to our kids.

[@keithhunter3910]

Schools are adopting more comprehensive SEL curriculum. However, parents and families need to be the primary teachers of these concepts. Perhaps the families should no longer focus on trying to run interference and protecting their kids from everything "bad".

[@ChrisN-c1o]

You have expressed exactly how I have been feeling the last 2 years. Praying to finally live my dream, despite dismissal from a CMHC program(discrimination when showing vulnerability). Positions of power/gatekeeping in academia must be gatekept! The impact is too great for many who rely on these professors as role models. This speech has been life changing, thank you.

[@letsachievesuccess]

You are most welcome! 🥰

[@adrianedavidmindfullyyours]

Brene and her work has had such a profound impact on my life and on how I show up for myself and for others. Mad appreciation. Thank you

[@sheilag.834]

So true. You don't do it for the critics. You do it for the people who will receive it and be helped by it.

[@moniquerockliffe]

Wow! What an amazing human being! She really gets what it means to be authentic unapologetically. Needed this today. Thank you 🌸 🙏

[@Md-Faisal-Uddin]

*You are the architect of your destiny. Embrace the challenges, for they are the stepping stones to greatness. Believe in your potential, push through the doubts, and rise above the noise. Success is not a destination, but a journey fueled by determination and resilience. Keep pushing forward, your victory awaits.*

[@Jearel-li4hw]

Everything you do or say, has an effect. Mam', you are a genius.

[@jaykaufman9782]

"Love and belonging" for our children. That resonated. Thank you.

[@larsafrika]

Excellent. Vulnerability turns out to be the equivalent to courage.

[@christinasevaistre7265]

Thank you for speaking some truths that are global, not just American. Very encouraging! Don't ever stop

[@MalcolmPerson]

Courage, vulnerability and being able to get our ass kicked. I love it!

[@ajh3301]

I’m disabled due to a handful of autoimmune diseases that are progressive and incurable. I was also brought up in a home where nothing was good enough. This hits hard but it’s true. Authenticity is paramount. Drop the mask, it will only help those around you.

[@mgoh1984]

I didn't know until I was 52 and near death, what diseases need. Cancer had nearly destroyed my liver when I was blessed with knowledge about the vegan diet and tried it. Six weeks later I realized this is it. People like me who lived through it know it, some doctors and experts know it, but the industries that make trillions in marketing the cause and treating diseases don't want us to know and they invest to provide reasons for us to doubt it.

[@helenvarley1507]

Watch Dr Gabor Mate , he’s very good to .

[@victoriadickinson7447]

This is so true its very sad 😢xx

[@victoriadickinson7447]

Plus when you know you know and it is so frustrating 😤 xxx

[@elemash]

We have that quote over our kitchen table. It is one of the most powerful things I have ever read and we try to live our lives by it. ❤

[@fionahope9172]

I discovered you late in my life...at 68 yr old woman. However I feel truly blessed by listening to everything I can find on your talk's. Learning to love and accept myself has been a journey of discovery. Have been a working carer for 17 yrs. Changing lanes next July to get cert IV in community services after believing for too long that I didn't have the courage to or the smarts and getting over broken pelvis currently. I don't care I believe that I have the ability to empower other women in fragile circumstances to find their own voice. When I went into councelling for various issues. The first question my counsellor asked me to ask myself was is this good for me. That's when the shift started for me. The second question was is this my responsibility. I've learnt so much after four years of councelling.

[@scr5970]

Little baby quote really touched me and one I wished I heard when my two beautiful children arrived in this world

[@doviart-fashiondesignersli5161]

A year later your video keeps making impact. My creative profession makes me be seen, I am past that point. I am in a field where superficial, unattainable beauty standards flourish and every time I am on stage, me - middle aged, overweight, crooked teeth, I am bracing myself to be as tall and as seen as I physically can, because of one truth that managed to penetrate my protective armor I was wearing every time I was in public - no matter what I do there will be people who adore me, people who hate me and majority is just indifferent. I am paraphrasing here someone, it is not entirely my original thought, it doesn't matter. It liberated me, but that liberation need to be maintained and videos like this one is priceless.

[@letsachievesuccess]

❤️❤️❤️

[@ilax4244]

I am inspired by your insight on vulnerability. I have spent most of 65 years trying to escape it. Thank you for posting, I am called to listen to this video again..

[@edmondhung7863]

Life is uncertain and that’s why we have been suffering… the Buddha explicitly stated that to us. Yet, we can live a meaningful life if we know who we are and work with the nature of life. Very inspiring video! Thanks a lot! 🙏

[@khellian1]

One of the most truthful and inspiring videos that I have seen. If we embraced this at the deepest level, then we would shine brighter than any critic who hides behind a computer and tries to pull down those who aspire to make the world a better place.

[@nicholaselder2546]

Lol it's not the haters. It's apathy. Most people, including me don't give a single care about anything.

[@joanmarbaldesanso7753]

😊😊😊😊

[@joanmarbaldesanso7753]

😊😊😊😊😊😊😊

[@joanmarbaldesanso7753]

😊

[@joanmarbaldesanso7753]

​@@nicholaselder2546😊😊

[@meowsaidthecat5338]

I remember her talk and really liked it. I thought she looks attractive, genuine wuth a warm personality. I do not understand people leaving negative comments about her appearrance. At any rate, her message flew over their heads. Thank you for the quote from Theodore Rooseveld that I was unfamiliar with.

[@KJ-vc3sw]

This is just about as good as it gets. I think that every human being is born to create in their own unique way. Every human being is born to blossom, with their own colors and in their own time. But most people bind up that part of themselves, place it on a pyre, and offer up the ashes to the gods of fear and (perceived) social acceptance. And in the end, all that we could have been has been sacrificed to an illusion.

[@kayo5291]

Ouchhh

[@pete4693]

"You are worthy"… Some thing about that statement teared me up.

[@SeaCatFl]

I am a Manager, a Leader and an Empath. My style of leadership is different and yet it works because I connect with those who work for me. Is it easy? No. This speech touches on this style. Thank you.

[@SeaCatFl]

Yes it is special. Your comment shows that you have no idea what it is or means.@XvonPocalypse

[@allisontaylor1818]

From an alcoholic who is now sober...numbing my feelings is why I drank...

[@kmendoza7502]

Thanks for the reminder of the courage it takes to be authentic and graciously forgive those who are projecting their fear onto you.

[@drleesadr]

Thank you! Bless you!!! This is so real ..... Og Mandino said 'do all things with love.' That includes love for self. Keep living in light!❤

[@letsachievesuccess]

❤️

[@mojoemccarthy]

Learning to reframe REGRETS as LESSONS LEARNED releases their destructive grip and turns them into wisdom. Apply grace liberally!

[@markrick2195]

Wow! I am impressed. That was incredible. This person knows humanity in all its dimensions.

[@StonesAndSand]

I'm so very grateful that I met up with failure starting around age five. It's never left my side.

[@tuptimmalakul771]

What an awsome speech. I believe in gratitude and vulnerability,

[@letsachievesuccess]

Thank you ❤️

[@rosemaryclark610]

To all those on here making negative remarks, you do realize you're proving her point. Right?

[@nokkie]

Wauw. Now thàt was exactly what I needed to hear and with every word you spoke, I was just nodding, admitting that your talk is so true, real, fair, honest, modest. I really will listen to this story many more times in the next few weeks. I really have the feeling I gotta think real hard from different angles. I really gotta realize and accept your truth. Because I haven’t really thought about my life like the way you have, but it opens my eyes and touches my soul. Thanks a lot!!!

[@eddygan325]

"It's not about winning or losing, is about showing up and been seen."

[@garysmith1863]

Why

[@eddygan325]

@@garysmith1863 watch the video

[@susienovis9289]

YES!!!! Absolutely, Brené Brown! 💖

[@longboarderanonymous5718]

Showing up and Being seen. (Inspirational ✨ in many levels) Failures are guaranteed in the beginning. The more failures, the closer to success. Still no guarantees. Lastly. Compete against yourself or only those who were in the "arena." Worse critics are those who never been thru it. Thanks for Video. Now carry this to my heart.

[@cherylbenito4478]

Dear Brene, thank you for inspiring me and being a blessing to all of us.

[@vallip4254]

The journey, the time of awakening is different for everyone, it's a process and each in his/her own time. Getting there eventually is the gift!

[@barrettwalker5294]

Wise Words. Some people represent the Worst of Humanity, and some people represent the best of humanity. It's best not to care what others think or say. Like you say if you are in the arena speak from your heart. In hopes that you can make someone's life better. So, it doesn't matter how many haters there are. You have impacted someone's life in a positive way. I don't think there is anything more important than that.

[@rickyzoom8059]

Love this!

[@dplant8961]

Hi, Folks. I have just listened to this speech again and I would like to add a few more of my thoughts on it, not just for your personal life - AND mine - but also about 'getting into the arena'. 1. You are only 'vulnerable' if you care what others may think of you, say about you or try to do to you. I am not saying that you should not care what ANYBODY thinks of you or says about you or does to you. BUTTTTT, IF you are going to allow some people to affect your life, be VERY careful about which people you choose to allow to have any effect on your life. Again, "The ones who matter won't mind and the ones who mind don't matter." 2. The so-called 'vulnerability' is a social construct which was unheard of before about the 1960s when all this 'new age' stuff started being pushed at us. Please don't misunderstand me. If you want to improve yourself, by all means, GO for it, by whatever means you choose. I personally have been a practising Spiritualist since about 1970. What I am NOT is 'vulnerable' because I just plain don't care what all but a VERY select few other people might think of me or say about me. 3. While ever you remain TRUE to YOUR principles - not anybody else's principles or what you 'think' your principles should be to satisfy somebody else's ideas but YOUR principles - and still keep an open mind that is willing to learn both from your own mistakes and triumphs and from other people's mistakes and triumphs and from their words-to-actions relevance, as well as taking responsibility for your own thoughts, words and deeds, what others may think of you or say about you DOES NOT MATTER. 4. Personal responsibility is HYOOOOGE. If you wish to be seen as authentic, you HAVE to take responsibility for ALL of your thoughts, words and deeds, not only for other people's perceptions of you but also for your own perceptions of you. If you want to get a message across to other people, you need to be SEEN to be walking a walk that matches your talk. 5. You - AND I - need to practise critical thinking and analysis, both of the world around you AND of yourself. You need to be CONSTANTLY aware of any bias or inconsistencies that you might see, both in your own thoughts, words and deeds and in the thoughts, words and deeds of others and RESPOND accordingly. 6. You - AND I - need to learn to RESPOND thoughtfully rather than 'react' to what we see and hear around us. We also need to CHOOSE CAREFULLY just what we respond to and what is left to 'let go through to the catcher/keeper'. Some things just don't deserve a response. Just my 0.02. You all have a wonderful day. Best wishes. Deas Plant.

[@stefaniehershey9748]

Love it: "The ones who matter won't mind and the ones who mind don't matter."

[@fullmontitog]

The first time I experienced vulnerability was later in life when I lost my intimate connection and feeling wanted. Feeling vulnerable came when I had to admit I actually needed those things.

[@eddygan325]

"Being open to vulnerability means you are strong."

[@johnfischer7932]

I strongly agree with her about assigning blame. I spent years in useless business meetings where the main goal was determining whose fault it was for some mishap. Today, I constantly remind people that assigning blame is the most useless activity ever invented by mankind - it NEVER solves any problem. It has no place within a functional team (or society). If you are so petty and immature that you need a scapegoat, then talk with your therapist; the rest of us have problems to solve. Her quote from Teddy Roosevelt is one of my favorites. Another way to say it is that your opinion has little or no value if you don't have skin in the game. She is still young and will probably learn about 10 more life-changing quotes over the next 30 years, but I'm happy she shared this one so enthusiastically. :)

[@juliablair4963]

Your words always help me understand being a human. You keep inspiring me to show up every day, to stay in the arena. And keep daring to be a kind, empathetic, creative person.

[@christineterry3079]

I have stood in the arena all my life !!..only my maker as my back ttuly does iam blessed so many times hes stood and protected me with his light and helped ne on my way in life and kept the lions and fofs away ..

[@ThompsonSmith-xo5sd]

Hello Christine How are you doing today?

[@zoedoodle]

I've heard some of this talk before but it really was just what I needed to hear in this moment. Thank you.

[@m.y.7097]

Hurt people hurt people. Never fails.

[@letsachievesuccess]

😊

[@callen8908]

I think it’s helpful to remember the arena may not be a big one. Trying to be a better person, and create a better world, often takes place in one small arena after another

[@fluffymajestic4589]

Dear Brene, getting into the arena was never about being seen; you missed the point. Being in the arena is about fighting for whatever it is. That is right and good and true. It’s not about attention. It’s not about being brave. It’s about pursuing truth and goodness. If you do that, then it doesn’t matter what other people think of you. It doesn’t matter whether you’re seen or not seen. The arena isn’t the goal. The possibility of advancing something bigger than yourself is the goal.

[@LibraNYC4ever]

@fluffymajestic4589 Hear hear. Well said. I kept wondering why she was focusing on the concept “Be Seen.” If anyone else could read/ listen carefully about the Roosevelt quote her interpretation is her interpretation. Roosevelt’s statement is about not allowing a critic’s judgement to affect one’s significance/ goal/ journey is imperative. That it’s not about the end result or achieving greatness, it’s about doing the hard work and knowing one self and their worth regardless of what others may say. Now if that person happens to “be seen” her words, it’s besides the point. If they don’t find or garner acclaim it’s not relative. Thank you for your salient point which I personally think was more direct and clear then her Ted talk. In my opinion, “Being seen” is another wild goose chase.

[@frixiedust]

Being seen is not about attention. It's about feeling connected. It's about human connection and that is something that will achieve bigger outcomes than one's personal goals.

[@kayecastleman6353]

I disagree. Being in the arena is all about being seen. True, there may be fighting involved, but it may be simply engaging, unapologetically, as a gay person, old person, fat person, someone with limitations or disabilities, or anyone who struggles with a new challenge. Brene is looking at this as a vulnerability researcher, and she sees how the quote can be applied to every challenge in life. The arena is where we show up for life. We don't hide ourselves away or make ourselves small for fear of being judged. Being seen isn't about attention, but it is all about being brave.

[@TR4zest]

My interpretation of being 'seen' is about having an impact; it is not about getting attention.

[@kayecastleman6353]

@@TR4zest So interesting. I've always used it to mean, being understood for who we really are, like in the Avatar movie when they say, "I see you." When I'm seen, my true nature is being recognized. No filters. No masks. Just me as I am, without apology, regret. or judgement, both the weak and the strong of me.

[@paullund3263]

Thank you Brene. I needed this. It is 3:26 am and I am avoiding feeling. I want to be numb of the feelings I have when I think of where I don't measure up against coworkers. I also then numb my joy. Where is my focus? I needed to hear this.

[@edithbannerman4]

@Hello there, how are you doing this blessed day?

[@elisepennington77]

I needed to hear this this morning. God always knows what we need and there are no coincidences. Seems there is so much guilt in unapologetically living out who you are and having a voice in this world, which seems so strange to me in an age that is exonerating broken and misguided people. A complete dichotomy. It's just hard to be a human.

[@carolliubicich3153]

Telling my true story makes me numb , keep moving laughing making a joke seeing true laughter makes me feel alive . Looking up ⬆️ sharing this make me smile. Thank you 🙏 🇺🇸🦅🌹

[@bethoffer6683]

Hi I am a s.w therapist and have been following you since your Ted talk. I have learned sooo much in my 50's and now am in the beginning of my 60's Who said that youth is wasted on the young Anyhow to summarize You rock woman. Keep up the good work!

[@letsachievesuccess]

Thanks for your comment ❤️

[@SaraVonBorstel]

Very well said, I think everyone wants to be successful in there own ways. Although, we are too afraid to make that leap because we could fall. It's scary but if we do not leap our creations may never come out for the world to see and that's sad. Each of us has a gift, I want to show mine, and I hope you all want to show yours!!

[@mariaershova5663]

I absolutely agree, everyone has a gift but doubting about being talented enough because of society pressure also.

[@robertbradley1746]

The level of achievement one has, directly corresponds with the level of criticism they can handle.

[@peggykay5127]

Brene, your sincere authenticity is brave and powerful. Our brains are wired from early childhood to fit in and be like others to survive. But you are right. When we feel like we truly belong, we are free to thrive, which liberates our creative energy. In this modern world, we are brainwashed to be politically correct even when it is not in alignment with our human nature. God bless and continue challenging others to live an authentic life. Peggykay

[@dr.shahrzadnooravi]

Kudos to being and staying in the arena. Women adore you and I am now observe so many men speaking to your work. Thank you for expanding our consciousness and capacity for greatness.

[@letsachievesuccess]

😍

[@TalonID]

My father introduced me to "The Man in the Arena" at a young age. I've never forgot its meaning and have no issue with, being the man in the arena...

[@sherede1442]

6:56 Absolutely this! 🙌🏼 I think that all the time. If people showed more compassion and understanding and truly prepared their kids for being a part of a society/community, our world could be so much different 😮‍💨

[@letsachievesuccess]

❤️‍🔥

[@kaylo492]

My main takeaway: if you aren't also in the arena getting your ass kicked, then your opinion doesn't matter to me. Yes!!!

[@Denise11Schultz]

I love especially that you are prepared to look for things that fit your authentic, experienced self. Usually we are taught and expected to fit ourselves to what we find. That is guaranteed to fracture development instead of build development. 🙏💙🦋🌌✨

[@annitagalvan9049]

I know this, whatever someone does, good or bad, people will always talk, they will always judge. It's up to us to ignore them or take into consideration their saying. Personally speaking, I went through many tough situations in my life, as many people as well, and I'm still struggling to cope with some issues. However, I know that through hard work and faith, things and goals are possible to be realized, nomatter what others may think. After all, it's my life and since others are not in my shoes, their criticism or opinion doesn't count to me!

[@claypigeon657]

as someone who has accepted help and waited years for the system to follow through on helping ending my homelessness over 10 times i think perspectives need to broaden to allow for what qualifies as being in the arena

[@kenlandgren4701]

Sometimes being numb is significantly better than the feeling the immense pain when one is emotionally and mentally broken.

[@ambraiezzi5037]

You know, once i was in a bookshop wandering and wondering “Am i being stupid, for being in love with someone who doesn’t want me?”. Then her book “The courage of being vulnerable” popped up. 💙

[@JuneRameka]

Lol is this a pick up line?

[@LibraNYC4ever]

First, the question isn’t about your stupidity. The proper question is that are you being foolish for being in love with someone who doesn’t want you. If someone doesn’t want you, then they obviously don’t know your value and furthermore, you may want to consider how valuable you are in the first place. When you open yourself up to the opportunity of love, you tend to give more attention to the one that you would like to have that connection with. However, you cannot forget your worth in the process, so no, you’re not stupid or foolish you have forgotten your worth and ended up putting the other person higher than you. Come back to focusing on who you are and forget the people who don’t see or appreciate you.

[@ambraiezzi5037]

@@LibraNYC4ever Thank you so much. Yes you are right. Yes then eventually appreciating myself more and more is what I end up doing. "Finding yourself again after losing yourself to love" was the title of a very interesting video on youtube. I lose myself when in love. Let's see. And then I find myself again. I'm growing and growing through these painful processes. It's a way of spiritual growth. And Brene Brown has been one of the means god guided me through. Thank you for your words of wisdom! I will definitelly remember them. 💙

[@betaylor5031]

You are Awesomeness! Never forget it...😎💕🕊

[@danielreid3447]

I’m a fan. Mindfulness, which seems to be what you’re taking about, and the real magic of joy, grace, and gratitude, are real. And also I need to get back in the arena to kick some ass.

[@drcunda1]

Wear gratitude like a cloak and it will feed every corner of your life. 💚 Rumî

[@davidchu8179]

As someone who has achieved what one person said below about being unseen and going back to nature (it took me 14 years and a lot of work), I agree with this lady and what Jim Carrey has said: BE SEEN. If you want more in life than just paying the bills, RAM THE ICEBERG and make a real difference in this world!!! Remember Teknatura.

[@susanburton7985]

Am I the ONLY viewer who noticed the irony in the visual presentation? Brene Brown tells us that ONE of the hurtful comments she read was "Less research, more botox." Yet 98% of the people in the visuals are young and beautiful. So the producer simply added more fire to the fuel of "We must be young and beautiful. That is the supreme value."

[@carolinagrinberg7721]

If you noticed, this is not the official channel of Brene Brown. So, is her speech twisted to fenefit this KZbin channel.

[@zinkadu]

I agree. I hate these visuals. What's wrong with just watching the person giving the speech, without bacground violin-soup

[@ranman9200]

Interesting thought - thank you

[@shaunteewillis3925]

​@@zinkadu Sometimes the footage is copyrighted so they have to find something that isn't. Footage like what's in the video is usually fair use.

[@chillyb4346]

@susanburton7985, everyone is absolutely entitled to their own opinion/ perspective. Pretty sure this was meant to be a positive, motivational piece. If all you have to offer is a negative perspective, you might want to do more positive, personal introspection. I'm not instigating a argument, just imo. You're absolutely free to do your will without anyone's permission! 💯♥️

[@CRowe-e2w]

Thank you. You made me think. Positively! In addition to that you engaged me in some personal reflection. I was in sales for years and received multi-million dollar ass-kickings. I knew the Roosevelt quote and had read it numerous times over the years. Playing this quote in the middle of your perspective in this video brought it back to me and made me think about today & what I can do now to better myself & life as I know it. Thanks & God Bless You!!

[@zenzileqhajana1878]

Thank you Brene, I needed to hear this, right this morning!

[@bellecarbon]

Thank you so much for sharing this! I couldn’t believe how mean people could be! I went through something like that when I went to project runway and it was awful. Funny fact is that when you look at the people who personally attacks you, they have no credit on a personal or professional career whatsoever. This really resonates with me. Thank you!!!

[@23maggiemay23]

Most HONEST WORDS I’ve ever heard!!! Thank you! 💜🙏😘

[@EstateHomeRanchServices]

One of THE best speeches that I have ever heard. Powerful messages ❤

[@janetownley]

An audience at a lecture is SUPPOSED to be speechless. That’s normal, especially if it’s boring 😊

[@dr.emenchristopher5436]

Thank you for sharing your truth. You unconsciously gave me permission to do the same!

[@wasblindbutnowsee]

What she learned was that you can read quotes by famous people who know what they know from a lifetime of struggling with problems that we can avoid by listening to them.

[@tacosmargs58]

yea I don't get why she's so popular. It's all babble.

[@januarysun8329]

@@tacosmargs58 @daniel-zm6nh but how do you know that she doesn't have any struggles? You do know that this video is a compilation right? that someone else made? Do you have any access to her research? have you read it? Nope. Clearly your egos are trying extra hard to reject ideas.

[@januarysun8329]

@@tacosmargs58 @daniel-zm6nh but how do you know that she doesn't have any struggles? You do know that this video is a compilation right? that someone else made? Do you have any access to her research? have you read it? Nope. The only babble is the ones coming from your egos

[@tacosmargs58]

@@januarysun8329 Ive seen many of her videos and read a couple books. I'm not a fan.

[@wasblindbutnowsee]

@januarysun8329 Oops, I meant that WE can avoid some of our struggles by learning from people who have already lived through the problems we face now.

[@natasharoach-sturge-mq9wf]

Your reasoning is so On point each time I watch your video I learn something new.

[@bridgetcarter6929]

Absolutely spot on!!! Thanks.