Atlas of the Heart (2022)

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A thoughtful examination of human emotions and their impact on relationships.

Atlas of the Heart: Mapping Meaningful Connection and the Language of Human Experience is a deeply moving exploration of stories. Brené Brown offers a beautifully designed catalog of the most evocative stories she has encountered in ten years of research, filled with wisdom, compassion, insights into power and privilege, strength, connection, and love. The book is both a valuable resource for people studying her work and a guided road map for courageously navigating complicated relationships.

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Brown’s research into what makes people who they are has influenced many different fields. She has been influential over the past two decades and lays out a valuable research-based framework that shows us that calling something by name doesn’t give it more power, it gives you the power of understanding, significance, and choice.

“Brené Brown offers a beautifully designed catalog of the most evocative stories she has encountered in more than ten years of research.”
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In this new book, the author talks about how to connect with others. She says that if you want to know what someone else thinks or feels, ask them. You should also listen to people who talk about themselves. People who speak about themselves often feel more connected to others than those who do not.

A recommended book for those who want to learn to identify their emotions and recognize the emotions of others to improve relationships in all areas of daily life

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