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Brené Brown never thought being a leader would mean "having 30 freaking hard conversations every week." The author, professor, and researcher reflects on the true nature of imposter syndrome, what her first job taught her, and why she puts up with all corporate jargon because it "tells [her] a lot about who [people] are." Watch her full episode of "The Truth About Leadership": https://bit.ly/4cyAZaN
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