Speaking your truth, telling your story, and never betraying yourself for other people. Do I really belong, or am I just fitting in? “…Belonging is belonging to yourself first.Am I willing to open myself up for love?.First, in order to “find the same sense of love, joy, and belonging that Brown learned comes from putting yourself out there,” there are three questions to ask yourself. Other key takeaways from The Call to Courage are provided by Michelle Darrisaw,. For example, she assumes everyone she’s talking to works in an office, seemingly forgetting that people with any lifestyle might watch on Netflix. She talks about the current ‘social and political **** storm’, and explains how business people need vulnerability in order to innovate, be creative and hold difficult conversations, but it’s apparent that she sees these issues from a very specific, narrow viewpoint. If there is a flaw to this special (and there is), it’s that the case studies, and indeed dialogue with the audience, are very white, middle-class heteronormative: the psychology and lessons may be pretty current, but it doesn’t feel like she relates them to a broad contemporary world.
Brown’s life provides a series of case studies with lessons learned, but she doesn’t put herself on any pedestal: she’s no show-off about how she’s applied everything she’s learned.” Then Brown gets down to it, notes Alice Field, ReadyStead圜ut: “(V)ulnerability is not weakness, but the most accurate way we have of measuring courage. Her antidote? ‘Peanut butter and ‘Downton Abbey’,’ she deadpans, to big laughs. Then she read the nasty online comment section, and retreated inward. What were they again? Oh, right: courage and vulnerability! Her talk went viral. She tells the story of her rise to fame, explaining how she didn’t want to give a dry TED Talk, and instead dared to shed her ‘academic armor’ for something more personable. …(S)he’s a smart, grounded self-described introvert, albeit one who found herself unexpectedly shoved in a bright spotlight. What Brown offers about her pre-Netflix background, as relayed by Serba: On the other hand, if you are a big fan, why not keep up and keep on by also watching what John Serba, Decider, is calling “ a Quadruple-Sized TED Talk Crossed With Standup Comedy“? The Call to Courage, Brené Brown‘s new Netflix special, may be more for the uninitiated than those of us who’ve already been reading her books or watching her TED talks.
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