Stacey references Brené Brown's ideas on vulnerability in relation to sexual communication.
Jess names her as one of the self-help authors she reads.
Mason references her work on a 'percentage feeling' concept applied to communicating emotional capacity in relationships.
Peter cites her books and podcast as an informal mentor relationship.
Tommy attributes the percentage check-in technique to a method from Brené Brown.
Tommy references a Brené Brown podcast episode about accepting apologies and emotional check-ins.
Tommy references a Brené Brown podcast about rating emotional energy with a percentage to communicate needs with a partner.
Named among authors who helped Jo Stanley piece together ideas about consciousness and compassion.
Discussed as an example of a speaker who repeats the same content across her Netflix special and books.
Cited as an example of someone whose TED talk boosted her career.
Tommy mentions being influenced by her work on vulnerability.
Referenced by Josh as an example of a speaker whose talks resemble comedy/Netflix specials.
Referenced for the concept of embracing a 'shitty first draft' to build confidence.
Quoted by Andrea: 'be bold enough to be who you are without apology.'
Referenced for a talk on gratitude and parents who lost a child, which made Josh cry.
Her Netflix special is praised by Tommy as a brilliant mix of comedy and self-development.
Referenced via Peter Shepherd's recommendation regarding only taking feedback from people 'in the arena.'
Author discussed regarding shame; Josh listened to her audiobook 'I Thought It Was Just Me' and Tommy has softened his opinion of her.