In surveys taken by 7,000 people over five years, Brown and her team found that on average people can identify only three emotions as they are actually feeling them: happiness, sadness and anger.

Researcher, academic and best-selling author Brené Brown has spent the last two decades ... she takes us on a journey through 87 of the emotions and experiences that define what it means to ...

But in her recent Netflix special, The Call to Courage, Brown asserts that the most vulnerable human emotion isn’t shame. It also isn’t grief, sadness, anger, rage, or hopelessness.

If you were asked to describe all the different emotions you've felt in the last ... This limitation is the focus of Brené Brown's new book, "Atlas of The Heart: Mapping Meaningful Connection ...

Brené Brown joins Hoda Kotb and Jenna Bush Hager ... She talks about navigating emotions and how understanding complex feelings can help with decision making. “To not understand the emotional ...

Brown’s new book, “Atlas of the Heart: Mapping Meaningful Connection and the Language of Human Experience,” will be published in November. It’s about emotions—specifically, the emotions ...

It’s familiar. What makes Brown different from others in the self-help business is that she focuses on ways to transform weak-yet-powerful emotions like vulnerability and shame into courage and ...

"Brené Brown: The Call to Courage." "We don't understand that vulnerability is the center of hard emotions, the stuff that we don't want to feel especially at work. But it's also the birthplace ...

Dr. Brené Brown, a renowned researcher, author and speaker whose work explores emotional facets of the human experience, is launching a weekly podcast that kicks off at South by Southwest.

If you were asked to describe all the different emotions you’ve felt in the last ... This limitation is the focus of Brené Brown’s new book, “Atlas of The Heart: Mapping Meaningful ...

Brené Brown On The Power Of Naming Our Emotions (Rebroadcast) If you were asked to describe all the different emotions you’ve felt in the last year, what would you say? You might say you ...