I'm no longer in academia, so I don't have access to journals as easily. I can't stand her and how much she is lauded. I don't know if it's her content or her presentation style, but something really bugs me. Has anyone written about her? If not her specifically, about "authenticity in leadership" or whatever her schtick of the day is?
reddit.comWhy do I hate Brene Brown?
so yeah, that's what Brene Brown is: a 'magical voluntarism' preacher.
Why do I hate Brene Brown?
This client has a tendency to rely on tools to avoid feeling things, and Brene's books are just another example of that.
Why do I hate Brene Brown?
Maybe because she often comes across as a semi-woke version of Tony Robbins.
She humanistically liberalizes systemic oppressions as opportunities for individual and often spiritual enlightenment. For her, it’s all about the personal journey of building individual resilience under a 'growth for its own sake' mindset.
She re-brands old defunct social... See more
She humanistically liberalizes systemic oppressions as opportunities for individual and often spiritual enlightenment. For her, it’s all about the personal journey of building individual resilience under a 'growth for its own sake' mindset.
She re-brands old defunct social... See more
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Brene Brown
"shelving responsibility and guilt by the upper middle class by passing the responsibility to the exploited and oppressed that enable your privelege and lifestyle".