I've moved back to the big island, West Norfolk (mainland Australia). I am living in SEQld for the duration of my data collection and analysis. The ti...

I am motivated by a discussion facilitated by Professor Tara Brabazon at Digital Office Hours on the 26.4.24 (see 47.49). The peer led discussion on i...

Life can be so confronting. Hurtful. Fleeting. Hard. Doing a PhD does not make you immune. Life still gets in the way and needs dealing with....and li...

Calling Mental Health students and professionals. I need a few volunteer colleagues to attend my PhD data collection online Brene Brown book clubs inc...

Have you ever: 

1. faced a life-changing experience that created a mental well-being challenge for you, AND  
2. read one of Brene Brown’s books, AND 
...

Today as I vulnerably await an outcome on my research ethics application that uses online book clubs as both methodology and method, I have read a cou...

A long held intention to attend a Dare to Lead training came to fruition, albeit for different reasons than originally intended. I initially came to l...

I post this as a confession, a reckoning, and an encouragement to other PhD students. I often feel overwhelmed, scared and dumb! I stumble my words, I...

Following up on an earlier blog on the difference between a traditional and organic intellectual today I went searching for information on how a publi...

Rising Strong: The Reckoning. The Rumble. The Revolution. by Brené Brown
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

Bad things happen to good people, and all too often, ...

Re-reading Daring Greatly (Brown 2012) to write a book review for Typeface Books, I was struck with how close the term evolution is to revolution and ...