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Employing Differences, Episode 292: What is calibrating vulnerability?

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" What is vulnerable for one person to do in one situation, in one environment is not the same for everybody else and for anyone else in that situation that there are a lot of external factors that play into it as well."


Karen & Paul talks about the concept of calibrating vulnerability in collaborative and relational environments. They explore how balancing vulnerability with safety can enhance connections and the effectiveness of teams. Drawing from the works of Brene Brown and Dr. Amy Edmondson, they emphasize the importance of finding the right level of vulnerability to foster trust and collaboration while avoiding extremes of either excessive safety or vulnerability.

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00:00:00Introduction to Employing Differences
00:00:20Exploring Collaborative and Relational Skills
00:00:47Understanding Calibrating Vulnerability
00:01:29The Role of Vulnerability in Relationships
00:02:25Safety vs. Vulnerability
00:04:52Psychological Safety and Group Dynamics
00:07:17Finding the Right Balance
00:09:49The Discomfort Zone
00:15:30Vulnerability and Power Dynamics
00:16:51The Messiness of Vulnerability

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