Started: Radical Kindness. Going: Radical Curiosity

“‘Radical’ coming from the Latin root of radicalis, which means the roots of things, to question our assumptions,” he says. “Radical curiosity begins with asking better questions.”

Radical curiosity is a philosophy and practice that involves asking deeper, essential questions to address complex problems faced by individuals, businesses, and society. It encourages inquiry into the roots and histories of commonly held wisdom, understanding societal evolution, and imagining a different future12.

"shelving responsibility and guilt by the upper middle class by passing the responsibility to the exploited and oppressed that enable your privelege and lifestyle".

This client has a tendency to rely on tools to avoid feeling things, and Brene's books are just another example of that.

so yeah, that's what Brene Brown is: a 'magical voluntarism' preacher.

This type of therapy examines how experiences in your early life have seeped into how you respond to people in your current life. And when you figure out what that is you work on healing those experiences