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Brene Brown: Styrkan i sårbarhet

Filmed Jun 2010 • Posted Dec 2010TEDxHouston
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Brene Brown studerar mänsklig samhörighet -- vår förmåga att till medkänsla, tillhöra och älska. I ett starkt, roligt föredrag på TEDxHouston, delar hon med sig av en djup insikt från sin forskning, som gett henne ett personlig mål att förstå sig själv såväl som mänskligheten. Ett föredrag att dela med sig av.

Brené Brown studies vulnerability, courage, authenticity, and shame. Full bio »

Translated into Swedish by Daniel Lundberg
Reviewed by Anders Björk
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