Extended interview: Brené Brown

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"Person to Person" with Norah O'Donnell brings viewers the most intimate type of interview - going beyond the headlines through thoughtful conversation. In this episode, O'Donnell sits down with best-selling author Brené Brown about her new book "Atlas of the Heart," which maps out the language people use to describe emotions. The two discuss vulnerability as a strength and why the ability to identify feelings can give someone power over their emotions.
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12 дек 2022

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@CBSEveningNews Год назад

Click here for more Norah O’Donnell interviews: ru-vid.com/group/PLotzEBRQdc0fhY17fD80IhcGlNHc8SSPN

@feleciacunningham8188 Год назад

I love hearing Brene Brown. I choose courage instead of comfort.

@EmmaDee Год назад

I love Ms Browns library behind her and HER SHIRT TOO!

@solarhydrowind 10 месяцев назад

The more accurately you can name your feelings... Language doesn't just limit... It changes... Language is powerful.

@Pronchick1 Год назад

Thank you so much Brene and Nora. My mother did all the sadness and depression and my father did all the anger and abuse, while my brother and I were to be quite and behave at all times. Giving myself permission to notice and express my feelings is a lifelong practice.

@dwe2a Год назад

She is incredible with words. I walk away from every conversation she has with so much more knowledge about my own shortcomings, my view point of others intentions, and just life in general. That part about a politician being vulnerable and sharing emotions are leverage vulnerability & exploiting emotions was simple astounding.

@rosab1379 Год назад

Great interview Nora - we need more of this!

@Julieglam3 11 дней назад

Brene is absolutely brilliant. Love her so much!

@blissskincaremethod8921 Год назад

So sad to see the know it all negative comments… open your minds or just jog on to another video. YOU prove every word Brene talks about and will keep her in research for the rest of her life of which I am sure she is happy 🙏

@Paradise-on-Earth Год назад

Wonderful, knowledgeable, respectful Interview with one of the most helpful scientists of this time. I love it!!

@cathyp6788 Год назад

So true regarding Pity and attachment. There is the gem in understanding being closer to another person. I have just started to see this in myself. Thank you.

@jorginawilliams9430 Год назад

That really does resonate, defaulting to anger. So useful to hear this analysed.

@marcustheknight Год назад

Berne Brown has to be one of my favorite people on the planet.

@survivalsilk2101 Год назад

thank you for sharing this!!

@reginaldthomas1257 Год назад

I Love Brene' Brown's books 📚 💓

@aarondabeauford9617 6 месяцев назад

I love Norah's laugh. I admire her work tremendously. She's my big sister in my head.

@paddawan_ Год назад

Thoughtful questions and nice atmosphere from the interviewer

@digitalhuman8104 Год назад

Norah O’Donnell is a skilled interviewer!

@c.j1234 Год назад

Had great respect for her. Trained with her. We were told we were the class she’d trained. Then kept going without an acknowledgement.

@vishaalbhatnagar3924 Год назад

What an amazing episode!

@vishaalbhatnagar3924 Год назад

Loved "To compare is human" and the concepts of upward comparison and downward comparison.

@aidanfegan6605 Год назад

Great interview... love Brene

@pholland8353 Год назад

She’s great!

@GrantChen-nl6is Год назад

Her TED Talk is so powerful

@dorothyedwards7225 Год назад

Great conversation! It's connecting. I love she was a waitress and I used to be a waitress too and I know that term-"in the weeds". lol this is great.

@tzofnatpeleg-baker1036 Год назад

Meaningful connection depends on the extent to which we depend on how others perceive us. When we develop capabilities to be more interdependent and less dependent on (conditioned by) others, the door to meaningful connections opens, and we do not need as much control over everything.

@lbjcb5 Год назад

Great interview!

@KeithWickliffe79 Год назад

Brene is Amazing. I need to read her books more often. Shame still has a hold on me. Because I allow it to.

@kimberlysauber5601 Год назад

Both of you look AMAZING first but least important, loved this interview, love what you’ve given me Brené and Nora, how you’ve delivered me news for years and trustworthy which is almost a unicorn in news sometimes. Thank you BOTH you beautiful women!!! ❤️❤️❤️ And, I pulled a muscle in my leg from racing my 12 yo nephew!! Beat him tho!! 🤣🤣🤣 Im 45.

@gailjacobson7088 Год назад

Wow. Two great women. Great interview.

@janedoe3648 Год назад

😂🤣🤣 the emotion most not allowed in our house was anger. We weren't raised to be strong but to be loving and positive. (That does take strength though)

@cynthiakarazim2197 Год назад

Waitressing is by far one of the most emotionally challenging jobs. Having been one for many years (25+) we are expected to greet our guests, interpret their moods, needs, demeanor. I often thought of a chameleon, changing my service talents for each different customer. Our very wages were at stake as up to 80% was tips. Truly, it takes not just physical strength but emotional as well. At the end of a shift the drain of this “performance” is palpable. Alcohol is a very common crutch. Like many service jobs, the toll on ourselves, our families is underrated.

@globalvillage423 6 месяцев назад

"Today self-consciousness no longer means anything but reflection on the ego as embarrassment, as realization of impotence: knowing that one is nothing." - Theodor W. Adorno

@akademia_kenjutsu Год назад

Emotions... We have to remember of "POSITIVITY" and POSITIVE PSYCHOLOGY LEGACY

@hakimshaan5968 Год назад

A word is a static limitation though... life is a flux... no word can do it justice, but yes, we still need a wider vocabulary, we cannot limit emotion

@AdrianoGiovanni-ic5rk 8 месяцев назад

💚🙏 my buddy brene Recommend atlas of the heart book

@eshow07 Год назад

The latin root word of Religion is "religare", meaning "to bind with". So people saying they are spiritual because they want unity. Religion means the same thing.

@PeterRoberts-uo8oz 7 месяцев назад

Reding this

@MysticLandho Год назад

Oh, darn. I thought this time I’d learn something, but you can’t change the weather. A master of repackaged clichés and adages, a walkin’ talkin’ Cliff Notes. O’Donnell is the expert here - generous with cues & guides that makes Brown seem to be well-rounded expert.

@ellabiddy4741 Год назад

You should listen to her podcast. Particularly the last 2 episodes. She’s a social worker and researcher so her whole thing is learning about how people feel about others and themselves and how that impacts the world and our own well-being and one of her most challenging concepts, even for herself is the idea that everyone is doing the best they can. It’s a really great story and message she shares in those episodes and it’s such a hard concept to grapple with and truly accept, but so so powerful

@xclusyphicon Год назад

See the Full interview of Xclusyph Icon.

@reneeducksworth6514 Год назад

Yes great Interview, I know, I don’t like Joey Martin, uncontrolled anger, sure motive for a third generation

@ladyesther Год назад

IDK...hmm. Everyone is selling something.

@everitadave Год назад

shame/pride/guilt are in our human blood, which defines our identity. blood unites heart & mind. blood needs to be restored by sharing identity with God / Jesus. no change in mind could heal it, therefore no psychology and other mind manipulations can change you. Catholic sacrament Eucharist (the flesh and blood of Jesus) is the act of blood change.

@1SG1956 Год назад

Well, I’ve been required to listen to some of her presentations of late. She’s a sharp lady, but, I feel like every time she opens her mouth, I have to fight through the “chick talk” in order to get a tiny tidbit of knowledge. Most confident guys will find her studies and observations as tedious and ask themselves…to what end?

@ellabiddy4741 Год назад

It makes her approachable to the average person, which is sorta the goal. If she spoke super academically the average person wouldn’t care to listen. But by telling relatable stories, people can understand her point even if they’re not very emotionally introspective people who have a good grasp on these concepts going into it

@1SG1956 Год назад

@@ellabiddy4741 Maybe so. I would respectfully say her approach is still more gender-specific as well as too secular for me. "...relatable stories" are certainly not a bad thing. A famous Man once used such to make very important life-points. Nevertheless, I appreciate your input. Have a blessed day.😀

@catjohnson007 Год назад

I really want to like this person -- she is smart.. but she is so hyped up -- and spewing .. that I can't focus on the message. Like a old fashion medicine man.. "buy my tonic". I will buy her book - and then decide.

@Cassandra-..- Год назад

Or get it through your library system!

@ellabiddy4741 Год назад

You don’t have to buy anything, just listen to her Ted talks and podcasts first. Unlocking Us is AMAZING and i have gained so many valuable life changing messages without spending a single cent.

@catjohnson007 Год назад

@@ellabiddy4741 I will check it out.

@lulimcarthur829 Год назад

Wow - pure gibberish- these two ladies can use words, no doubt; but they lack any measure of wisdom.

@staceystrukel1917 Год назад

If you didn’t learn anything from what she talked about or in her books then that says something more about where you’re at. If you had something intelligent to add or a critique then you wouldn’t call her work gibberish. You sound childish.

@carolmcneill1165 Год назад

Brene are you STILL in favour of COVID vax?

@charlesthomas9960 Год назад

Please…let’s move on and focus on the good here. 🌈💚🙏💙✝️

@DanitaReynolds Год назад

@Carol McNeill, the limit of your language is the limit of your world. Didn't you learn anything from watching this video? If not move on or else you'll just get pity from the rest of us.

@lt4118 6 месяцев назад

@charlesthomas9960 she was part of a movement to silence opposition that turned out to be correctly justified. She is absolutely no good. Low key feminist who fails miserably to understand men interact and are held to different standards than women's feelings.