Home Actress Brené Brown HD Instagram Photos and Wallpapers April 2021 Brené Brown Instagram - At Siete Family Foods, love and connection are the secret ingredients to good food and a strong culture. If you want to know what humility and hard work sound like, tune into this conversation on the new episode of the Dare to Lead podcast.

Brené Brown Instagram – At Siete Family Foods, love and connection are the secret ingredients to good food and a strong culture. If you want to know what humility and hard work sound like, tune into this conversation on the new episode of the Dare to Lead podcast.

Brené Brown Instagram - At Siete Family Foods, love and connection are the secret ingredients to good food and a strong culture. If you want to know what humility and hard work sound like, tune into this conversation on the new episode of the Dare to Lead podcast.

Brené Brown Instagram – At Siete Family Foods, love and connection are the secret ingredients to good food and a strong culture. If you want to know what humility and hard work sound like, tune into this conversation on the new episode of the Dare to Lead podcast. | Posted on 23/Feb/2021 04:20:48

Brené Brown Instagram – As we mourn 500,000 COVID deaths in the US, I was reminded of this quote from @iamdavidkessler. When he said it during our conversation about grief on Unlocking Us, it hit me as truth.

Often a number like 500,000 seems too big to get our heads and hearts around. The loss seems incomprehensible. But as our friends, family, and neighbors reckon with their grief, and do so without funerals and many of the important witnessing rituals that are part of our healing, it’s important to remind them that they are seen, loved, and not alone.

This is the full quote:

“Each person’s grief is as unique as their fingerprint. But what everyone has in common is that no matter how they grieve, they share a need for their grief to be witnessed. That doesn’t mean needing someone to try to lessen it or reframe it for them. The need is for someone to be fully present to the magnitude of their loss without trying to point out the silver lining.”
—David Kessler
Brené Brown Instagram – We are back after 36 hours without heat or electricity. The state is still in crisis. We’re seeing nursing homes and hospitals being evacuated, long lines for food, boil mandates are in effect (where there is water), no gasoline, and more cold weather ahead.

Many of you have reached out to ask where you can give and donate to help Texans. Thank you.

First, if you know folks here — check on them.

Second, I’m supporting the Episcopal Relief and Development Fund during this crisis. They are working across the state with many different organizations to bring food, warmth, and shelter to people in need. The minimum donation is $5 — which makes a bigger difference than you think. Also, here’s the answer to the question I always ask: 92 cents from each dollar goes directly to aid. Link is in the profile.

Special thanks to all of those folks who are showing up, working, and volunteering. Many of these essential workers are the same exhausted folks who are getting us through the pandemic. It feels overwhelming right now.

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