What My Job Taught Me About Finding a Romantic Relationship | Sarah E. Brown | TEDxWilmingtonWomen
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- Опубликовано: 25 авг 2024
- What if you could identify the components of enduring attraction and recruit a mate for a lasting relationship of Love, Happiness and Romance? And if you’re already “on the job,” what if you could bump up your relationship performance and satisfaction? In this humorous talk, Dr. Sarah E. Brown compares the process of screening for your mate with finding the right job and shares tips on enhancing your chances for finding happiness and love. Sarah E. Brown, Ph. D. is leading the charge to revolutionize the self-help industry through the power of personalization. An expert on using the results of personality assessments and the author of the Book of You™, available at www.bookofyou.com, she has created a way to generate a completely personalized book for each reader based upon the results of a quick, but world-renowned, personality assessment. Other books include "Let Your Personality be your Career Guide" and the best-selling "The Road to Success," co-written with New York Times Best Selling Author Jack Canfield, originator of the "Chicken Soup for the Soul®" series.
A retired Accenture Managing Director with a Ph. D. in PsychoEducational Processes, she has 15 years of Talent Management experience. This talk was given at a TEDx event using the TED conference format but independently organized by a local community. Learn more at www.ted.com/tedx
Oh my gosh, this is BRILLIANT! Love it for so many reasons... it applies to work, play, and of course, love ... well done Sarah!
Holy cow! Just last week I was telling my girlfriends how screening for a relationship is like screening for a job. I did that exactly , and I was successfully! 👍😊
Wonderful! Sarah puts her combination of brilliant thinking and dry humor to good use in this ground-breaking talk. She makes her case for being thoughtful about choosing romantic partners by giving a new understanding of what "thoughtful" can be.
Her basic point is unassailable: that choosing a mate is even more important than choosing a job, and deserves to be treated that way. What makes this talk sparkle, though, is the wonderful juxtaposition of her experience as a "hiring manager" in corporations with her own quirky story of how she and her husband chose each other, 25 years ago.
One example of what I learned from this talk: relationship counselors often talk about "fighting fair," but Sarah goes one step further, by suggesting that what it means to "fight fair" depends on the individual strengths and needs of both members of a couple.
I look forward to listening again; I want to take notes on some of her other excellent points.
If you care about your close relationships, this is a TEDx talk not to be missed!
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The 5 love languages, by Gary Chapman, is one of the best relationship communication teaching tools, ever!!
It was very practical, very humourous and yes, very true
There is only so much that one cannot possibly know about oneself, and to expect reliable answers from a potential partner is not possible. There will be crises, tragedies, illness, accidents, unexpected responsibilities ( eg. aging or ill parents), etc. that can test, even break good relationships.
The best advice I have ever heard for single people.
Excellent talk
What I learned observing marriages - the happiness of it based on choices made before the life. People paring energetically rather then psycho typical...And they often don't know about themselves (if they young), and sometime, they don't want partner knows about them before its too late.....
Great talk, practical and humorous, very enjoyable.
12 thousand views and only 6 comments?
Love it! Smart woman.
Amazing Sarah! I really enjoyed this video, it is so truthful, honest and I think very helpful in finding worthy relationship. I also must say that you look absolutely beautiful :) I love your confidence and how comfortable you seems to feel in your skin :) Very stylish outfit :)
She's hilarious 😃
Wise knowledge
Either she's too tall or the projector is too low 😂
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