The Power of Vulnerability

Posted by Courtney - January 3, 2011 - Depression, Inspiration and Encouragement, Science and Neuroscience - No Comments

Watch this witty and poignant talk by Brené Brown, a University of Houston professor who studies human connection. She found those who are happiest in relationships are those who are willing to feel vulnerable and admit that they are imperfect.

Thanks to my friend Linda Graham, LPC for sharing this video.

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