"The Anatomy of Trust" by Brené Brown speech transcript
Brené Brown is a professor and social scientist. This speech was originally delivered at UCLA’s Royce Hall in 2015. Oh, it just feels like an incredible understatement to say how grateful I am to be here with all of you. I feel like I have a relationship with many of you on social media, and you were like, “T-minus two days.” I’m like, “It’s coming! We’re going to be together.” So I’m so grateful to be here with you. I’m going to talk about trust and I’m going to start by saying this: One of my favorite parts of my job is that I get to research topics that mean something to me. One of my least favorite parts of my job is I normally come up with findings that kicked me in the butt and make me change my entire life. That’s the hard part. But I get to dig into the stuff that I think matters in my life and the life of the people around me. And the topic of trust is something I think I probably would have eventually started to look at closely because I study shame and vulnerability. But the
"The Anatomy of Trust" by Brené Brown speech transcript “The Anatomy of Trust” delivered by Brené Brown Background Brené Brown is a professor and social scientist. This speech was originally delivered at UCLA's Royce Hall in 2015. Speech Transcript Oh, it just feels like an incredible understatement to say how grateful I am to be here with all of you. I feel like I have a relationship with many of you on social media, and you were like, “T-minus two days.” I'm like, “It's coming! We're going to be together.” So I'm so grateful to be here with you. I'm going
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