
RARE BREED is on a mission to take up arms against conformity by pushing the boundaries of business as usual.
We’re taught success is conditional: You have to change who you are to succeed. Grind down your prickly points, quiet your wild ideas, and march in time like a dutiful soldier so you will in that awful phrase, “fit in.”
And when you don’t play by the rules? That’s when you get labeled DEFIANT, DANGEROUS, and DIFFERENT.
This fear perpetuates the status-quo, suffocates creativity, and hinders innovation. The consequence? Homogeny.
Founded and led by Sunny Bonnell and Ashleigh Hansberger, the RARE BREED book, workshops, and talks aim to inspire, educate, and activate positive change inside companies so more Rare Breeds thrive.
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“This was one of the best trainings we’ve ever been apart of. Our team is still raving about it.”
Microsoft®
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“Self-discovery was huge in this Rare Breed workshop. We are changed and we’ll never go back.”
Exceed Culture Dale Carnegie®
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“The Rare Breed workshop helps you reimagine the possibilities by knocking off boundaries we all face.”
Dallas Society of Visual Communicators®
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“If you’re one of those people, like me, who never quite fit into the mold others wanted you in, you will LOVE Rare Breed.”
Johanna Lyman, Diversity Expert
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THE BOOK
SUCCEED BECAUSE OF WHO YOU ARE, NOT DESPITE WHO YOU ARE
Have you ever been told that you need to change in order to succeed? That to climb the ladder you need to be less… you? Rare Breed shows readers how seven dark “vices” society deems counterintuitive to success, can be reframed as virtues and turned into superpowers. If you’ve ever been told you’re too rebellious, audacious, obsessed, weird, or emotional to succeed, read this book.

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“Best business book of the year.”
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“Ahead of its time and couldn’t put it down. It exposes the real risks we take when we collectively elevate mediocrity instead of appreciating different sources of genius.”
Wendy Ryan, Executive Leadership Coach
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“One of this generation’s best reads.”