Brené, Ashley, and Barrett on Atlas of the Heart, Audience Q&A, Part 2 of 2

Hi, everyone. I'm Brene Brown, and this is unlocking us. We are back for part two of a reader and audience q and a on Atlas of the Heart on the book and the HBO HBO show. If you listen to part one, hard AF questions. I mean, oh my god. These questions are hard, and I don't have all the answers, which I love because that means I get to learn more, which is fun. I'm with my sisters, Ashley and Barrett. Y'all know Ashley and Barrett. Ashley runs the internship program here. She's a clinician, and she oversees the Daring Way community. And Barrett is the newly newly titled co CEO of Brene Brown Education and Research Group. And we're gonna jump into these questions. Before we jump, I wanna remind you that I'm going on sabbatical, and this is the last podcast till September. Do you remember? I can't sing that. Probably can't sing more than that. Otherwise, I'm gonna owe somebody a lot of money. Yeah. We're doing a collective rest and restoration. Everybody, me, the team, we're gonna take some deep breaths. We're going to At Criminal, we've made it a tradition every December to dedicate an episode entirely to animals who are really going for it. And Tony, what happened when you pulled over? Nothing out of the ordinary until I saw the cat on the back of the roof behind the luggage carrier. Listen to our fifth annual Animals episode on Criminal wherever you get your podcasts. Find that space between stimulus and response that gets collapsed on so easy. And we'll miss you. We'll be back in September. Let's jump into the conversation. I'm Brene Brown. Welcome back to Unlocking Us. I'm Barrett Gihn. I'm Ashley Brown Ruiz. Alright. Part two, Atlas of the Heart questions. People have written in around the book and the HBO Max series. Mhmm. Should we just jump in? Let's do it. Okay. Question number one is from Angie. Let's listen. I binge watched the series and counted down the days. I was not disappointed. And resonated the most with the part about sarcasm with our children. Ouch. And thank you. My question when watching this segment about reverence was, I do not believe in church and God. I'm an atheist. How does reverence apply to me? Immediately shut it down or have negative associations because of my religious upbringing. I heard this is an incredibly important piece of connection and know you've spoken on it too for wholeheartedness. But the story I tell myself is this isn't applicable to me. I need to fix it, and I can't live a wholehearted life and full life without this reverence or spiritual peace. Thank you, Bernay. Angie from Park City, Utah. Wow. This is this is a big question. It is. Mhmm. The story I tell myself is this isn't applicable to me. I need to fix it. I can't live a wholehearted and full life without the …