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Brené Brown

Dare to Lead

Nonfiction | Book | Adult | Published in 2018

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Essay Topics

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Brown identifies courage and faith as her core values. Name your own two core values and explain three actionable ways you live these values in your professional life.

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What are some symptoms of shame being pervasive in a workplace? How would these behaviors hinder employee satisfaction and productivity? Explain.

3.

Brown makes a clear distinction between guilt and shame. How does she define them? Why is feeling guilty sometimes productive, while shame is not? Answer with references to the text.

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