The Appreciation Effect | Natasha Schwartzwald | TEDxABQ

Natasha Schwartzwald revisa una creencia común sobre qué hace que las relaciones funcionen. Un acuerdo poco convencional al inicio de su propia relación la llevó a cuestionar por completo esa creencia. En esta charla de TEDxABQ comparte lo que descubrió al examinarla. La charla se presentó en un evento TEDx organizado de forma independiente.

• Se revisa una creencia muy extendida sobre las relaciones
• Un acuerdo poco convencional motivó la reflexión
• La ponente comparte lo que descubrió

Natasha Schwartzwald reframes what makes relationships work, questioning a belief upended by her own unconventional agreement. Natasha Schwartzwald is a lifelong learner whose curiosity spans leadership, strategy, process improvement, and entrepreneurship, with a professional focus on helping organizations navigate complexity and build stronger systems. In her talk, Natasha revisits a belief many of us grew up with about what makes relationships work. An unconventional agreement at the start of her own relationship led her to question that belief entirely — and she shares what she discovered when she did. 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