
Brené Brown on Protecting our Attention, Time, and Humanity in a World that Won’t Slow Down
Descripción del Episodio
In this solo episode of The Curiosity Shop, Brené Brown turns to questions and comments from her LinkedIn community to explore what it means to protect our humanity and attention in a world moving faster than ever. She digs into where AI can support our work without replacing human discernment, why "work slop" costs leaders real cognitive bandwidth, and how leaders can tell the difference between polished output and actual understanding. Brené also unpacks Aiko Bethea's idea that transformation requires grief, reflects on what her conversation with Rebecca Lowe revealed about preparation and presence, and explores how pausing and active listening are essential parts of meaningful conversation. Along the way, she explains why she wears two watches and shares the story of getting fired from a house-cleaning job… and the unexpected lesson it taught her about why shiny can never replace mastery.
Brené Brown — Brené Brown, LinkedIn (Profile)
Adam Grant — Adam Grant, LinkedIn (Profile)
On Death and Dying — Elisabeth Kübler-Ross, 1969, Macmillan (Book)
Multitasking: Switching Costs — American Psychological Association, 2006, APA
Center for Humane Technology — Center for Humane Technology, humanetech.com
Kairos: The Right Moment or Occasion — Barbara Baert, Institute for Advanced Study
The History of the Elgin National Watch Company — Times Ticking, timesticking.com
Aiko Bethea — Aiko Bethea, aikobethea.com
RARE Coaching & Consulting — Aiko Bethea, rarecoaching.net
Rebecca Lowe Bio & Career Accomplishments — FOX Sports, FOX Sports
Dare to Lead Hub — Brené Brown, brenebrown.com
The Curiosity Shop with Brené Brown and Adam Grant — YouTube (Channel)
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