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"Empathy vs. Shame: A visual representation of how empathy dissolves shame, while secrecy, judgement, and silence allow it to grow, based on a quote from Brené Brown's 'Dare to Lead.'"

A hand-drawn illustration comparing the effects of secrecy, judgement, and silence versus empathy on shame, showing two petri dishes with the word "SHAME" in each. The left dish contains yellow liquid labeled "SECRECY," "JUDGEMENT," and "SILENCE," while the right dish contains pink liquid labeled "EMPATHY." Below, a quote from Brené Brown's "Dare to Lead" explains that empathy is the antidote to shame.

A hand-drawn illustration comparing the effects of secrecy, judgement, and silence versus empathy on shame, showing two petri dishes with the word "SHAME" in each. The left dish contains yellow liquid labeled "SECRECY," "JUDGEMENT," and "SILENCE," while the right dish contains pink liquid labeled "EMPATHY." Below, a quote from Brené Brown's "Dare to Lead" explains that empathy is the antidote to shame.

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