Atlas of the Heart

I didn't want this series to be over. Her message was so needed, and so enlightening. I appreciated her wit and wisdom, and felt she was incredibly engaging. Worth the watch. If you don't like it, you probably need to watch it again.

This was a analogical approach to real life and how we should cope with our lives and feelings. I didn't feel connected to this at all. There was more social media agenda. VERY DISAPPOINTED and Feel like this was staged infomercial. I also feel that this was a waste of my time and life. I am and have always been open to New or different ways of copping with life hurdles and Blessings. Very dissatisfied.

Sophomoric and repetitious, and boring. There are no epiphanies here, just a Brene talking her same old nonsense. Just please go away, the people who like you are really just liking themselves a little too much and probably are also from boring suburbia.

I really enjoy Brené Brown's books and her TEDTalk which shot her to fame a few years ago, so I was looking forward to watching this new series. The show serves as a direct response to the disconnection in society brought on by COVID-19, offering a deep dive into our own thought patterns looking how to best understand how we feel, what we feel, all in the hopes of building better connections with the society around us.

After watching all five episodes in one evening I can wholeheartedly say that this was an easy and insightful watch, allowing many opportunities for viewers to connect and consider interpretations of their own emotions and thoughts. If you would like an evening of introspection and opportunity to take some time to be thoughtful I totally recommend giving this one a try!

There is a reason why Ted's are 17 min long. No human being can survive 45 min power point presentation. And those zooms on all knowing and feeling fake audience?

Cringe extreme - that's what I felt.

Laziest effort I have seen yet for documentary.

Shame I cannot give it a zero.

As for Brene? Gosh she is awfully inauthentic. Just about every move and look at cameras arranged and badly acted.

Do yourself a service and get out of TV studios, and run where you belong - at Ted's power point presentations.

Also, spreading fake stories about Swiss army barbaric acts to counter Nostalgia? What a creep.

And apparently she is supposed to be educated.