Mismas palabras - Mundos diferentes | Mario Reyes | TEDxBuckheadAve

El significado que cada persona da a las mismas palabras depende de sus experiencias personales, lo que puede dificultar la comprensión mutua. En esta charla de TEDxBuckheadAve, Mario Anthony Reyes explora lo que denomina la brecha del lenguaje compartido. Explica cómo reconocer estas diferencias puede mejorar la comunicación y las relaciones. El video procede de TEDx Talks y se incrusta desde su fuente original.

• El concepto de brecha del lenguaje compartido
• Cómo las historias personales moldean las definiciones
• Escuchar las diferencias para mejorar la comunicación

What if the biggest barrier to understanding each other isn't the words we use, but the experiences that give those words meaning? In this TEDx talk, Mario Anthony Reyes explores the **“shared language gap,”** revealing how our personal histories shape our definitions and how learning to understand those differences can transform communication, relationships, and lives. Mario A. Reyes is a Bronx-raised author, speaker, cultural strategist, and technology architect whose work explores identity, language, masculinity, fatherhood, mental health, and human-centered systems. A U.S. Air Force veteran with 27 years in enterprise technology, Reyes has led Linux, cloud, cybersecurity, automation, and infrastructure modernization across federal, defense, and healthcare environments and is an AWS Certified Solutions Architect. His writing has appeared in ESSENCE and EBONY, and his work has been presented at Johns Hopkins, the University of Maryland, and the University of the District of Columbia, as well as NASA, Pfizer, Coca-Cola, and the American Probation and Parole Association. He serves as Founder of Manifest Destiny, Inc., Chief Experience Officer of Undugu, and, Chief Partnerships & Growth Officer of Mental Wealth AI. He has authored “A Son with No Father Is a Book with No Author” and “I’ght So Bloom.” This talk was given at a TEDx event using the TED conference format but independently organized by a local community. Learn more at https://www.ted.com/tedx