Sober AF, Michael Scott Phobia, and How to Politely End a Conversation
Brené Brown and Adam Grant reflect on Brené’s 30 years of sobriety, her deep discomfort with cringe comedy like The Office, and the art of gracefully exiting conversations. The conversation reveals how vulnerability, connection, and emotional awareness shape identity and relationships.
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