Instead, she examines vulnerability, shame, and wholeheartedness with a fine lens, using intriguing analogies and everyday anecdotes to illustrate her points. She could have fallen back on trite tips that all self-help books preach. The quality of Brown's insights in Daring Greatly deserves praise.
When I first entered college I possessed the notion that research was something done with test tubes and beakers in the back of a laboratory, but Brown's work shows that in-depth research can apply to anyone, inside or outside of academia. I find it fascinating that someone can conduct research centered on human topics such as shame, vulnerability, connection, and happiness. I picked up Daring Greatly after watching Brene Brown's amazing TED Talk on the power of vulnerability.
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