3 Hidden Benefits of Embracing Vulnerability
Ivy Griffin
When you imagine vulnerability, what do you think of? Do you imagine crying or being hurt? Or maybe you think of a child, or someone who is powerless or being mistreated. Vulnerability often elicits thoughts of hardship or being at-risk, neither of which are desirable to most people. What’s more, we live in a society in which control is prized and vulnerability is devalued, often being framed as a shortcoming or something to hide. All of this can lead us to suppress and avoid vulnerability at any cost. But instead of talking about the costs, let’s learn about 3 of the hidden benefits of embracing our vulnerability.
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