کتاب شجاعت در بیابان Braving the Wilderness

خرید کتاب شجاعت در بیابان Braving the Wilderness ، نویسنده در این کتاب اذعان می کند که همه ما دچار نوعی بحران روحی هستیم و به همین دلیل چهار رویکرد را معرفی می کند که تمام عقاید ما نسبت به خود و دیگران را دگرگون می سازد. Brené Brown به ما راه هایی را نشان می دهد که بوسیله آنها می توانیم راهی را برای برقراری ارتباط با خود و دیگران بیابیم. او می گوید: محط بکر طبیعت مکانی غیرقایل پیش بینی و آزاد برای عزلت و کشف و شهود است. مکانی خطرناک و نفس گیر، مکانی که شاید به دلیل واهمه از آن به دنبالش رفتیم. اما اینجا، مکان حقیقی تعلقات راستین است و مقدس ترین جایی که ما می توانیم در آن خود را بیابیم.

افتخارات نویسنده:
•  #1 NEW YORK TIMES BESTSELLER
•  Houston Woman Magazine voted Brown one of Houston’s most influential women of 2009.
•  She has received numerous teaching awards including the Graduate College of Social Work’s Outstanding Faculty Award.
•  In 2016, the Huffington Foundation honored Brown by pledging $2 million over four years to fund the Brené Brown Endowed Chair in the Graduate College of Social Work at the University of Houston

خرید کتاب شجاعت در بیابان Braving the Wilderness

In this book, the author acknowledges that we are all in a kind of mental crisis and therefore introduces four approaches that change all our beliefs about ourselves and others. Brené Brown shows us the ways in which we can find a way to connect with ourselves and others. “The pristine environment is an unpredictable and free place for seclusion, discovery and intuition,” he says. A dangerous and breathtaking place, a place we may have been looking for out of fear. But here is the true place of true belongings and the holiest place we can find ourselves.

Author honors:
• # 1 NEW YORK TIMES BESTSELLER
Houston Woman Magazine voted Brown one of Houston’s most influential women of 2009.
• She has received numerous teaching awards including the Graduate College of Social Work’s Outstanding Faculty Award.
• In 2016, the Huffington Foundation honored Brown by pledging $ 2 million over four years to fund the Brené Brown Endowed Chair in the Graduate College of Social Work at the University of Houston