![]() ![]() She further describes this paradox using the framework of a Maya Angelou quote: “You are only free when you realize you belong no place-you belong every place-no place at all.” Occupying this place of true belonging, in which you are authentic even when it creates discomfort, brings one into what Brown calls “the wilderness”: a place that is unforgiving yet sacred, dangerous yet breathtaking. She defines true belonging as being consistently true to who you are, your values, and your beliefs, even when it is difficult to do so and you find yourself standing alone. ![]() In this follow-up to her bestselling Rising Strong and Daring Greatly, Brown points to the idea of true belonging as the solution to creating lasting relationships with others. In her new book, Braving the Wilderness, author Brené Brown tackles this tough issue with clear advice and surprising suggestions. People are seeking answers in an effort to heal the pain caused by this unhappiness. ![]() ![]() This skewed focus leads to loneliness and a lack of interpersonal connection. Instead of seeing each other’s similarities, we focus on the ways in which we are different. Random House, 2017.ĭivisions seem to define the current cultural moment for many of us. Braving the wilderness : the quest for true belonging and the courage to stand alone. ![]()
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