How she was deeply influenced by the Buddhist concept of the “near enemy”. Why she decided to map the 87 key emotions and experiences. Her TED talk on the Power of Vulnerability is one of the top five most-viewed TED talks in the world, with over 50 million views. She has spent the past two decades studying courage, vulnerability, shame, and empathy. Brown is a research professor at the University of Houston and a visiting professor in management at the University of Texas at Austin McCombs School of Business. Her latest book is Atlas of the Heart, which is also the name of her new HBO Max series. In this episode we explore how better understanding the full spectrum of your emotions, rather than drowning in them, can become an upward spiral.īrené Brown is the author of six #1 New York Times bestsellers. To the University of Texas at Austin-thank you for hosting us and making us feel at home.Brené Brown has found that most people are only able to identify three emotions: happy, sad and pissed off. To Billy + Ange + Cristina-thank you for dressing me up for TV and singing and dancing in the green room. To Priya Parker and Anand Giridharadas-thank you for helping us launch the book and series in such meaningful ways. To our friends, agents, editors, and partners at Penguin Random House and WME-thank you for sharing this vision and making the pages of Atlas of the Heart come to life. 
To the in-studio audience-thank you for traveling with us! Thank you for the tears, laughter, and asking beautiful, hard questions that kept us thinking.To my fellow teachers and episode guests-thank you for your voices and contributions to this world.“In the Middle of Love” is the perfect way to open and close the episodes. To Jake Wesley Rogers-thank you for moving us with your presence and your music.
To our creative partners, executive producers, showrunner, and the entire staff and crew at Den of Thieves-thank you for the rumbles, for the hard conversations, and for producing a series that we all love and believe in.To our partners at HBO Max-thank you for believing that using film, TV, and other forms of art is a powerful way to teach emotions.To our amazing team at Brené Brown Education and Research Group-WE DID IT!! A special thank you to everyone who left their mark on this series.
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