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I thought I knew what it meant to lead with vulnerability. Then I became CEO

Jul 22 2019 by Fast Company

Brené Brown makes it seem so easy. It’s not.

Vulnerability is a hot topic right now, with leading voices like Brené Brown and Elizabeth Gilbert sharing research-driven reasons to let down your guard at work and make space for real understanding and empathy. It’s an easy concept to buy into. Wouldn’t we all like to live in a world where people were honest about their insecurities and needs, rather than projecting overconfidence and aggression, especially in business?

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