Are you struggling to build trust in your relationships or business? Join us on The Circle of Gumption podcast as we delve into the importance of trust and integrity in today’s society. In this episode, Kenneth explains how trust is built through care, communication, and consistency, despite the prevalent skepticism in our culture. We also discuss the importance of personal congruence and doing the right thing to rebuild societal trust. He shares a powerful story of a fireman who exemplified integrity and selflessness in his duty, See more +
Are you struggling to build trust in your relationships or business? Join us on The Circle of Gumption podcast as we delve into the importance of trust and integrity in today’s society. In this episode, Kenneth explains how trust is built through care, communication, and consistency, despite the prevalent skepticism in our culture. We also discuss the importance of personal congruence and doing the right thing to rebuild societal trust. He shares a powerful story of a fireman who exemplified integrity and selflessness in his duty, emphasizing how serving others is essential for the betterment of our community.
In today’s culture, skepticism is widespread, and people don’t trust easily. However, skepticism is healthy to an extent, especially in the business context, where it’s crucial to have a healthy level of due diligence. But, in building business relationships, trust is essential. One should balance skepticism and trust-building to develop positive, professional relationships.
Three Tips:
1. Show genuine interest in others’ goals and achievements to build trust.
2. Effective communication is crucial in establishing trust.
3. Look for character, competence, and consistency in people to build trust with them.
So, if you want to learn more about the importance of relationships in your life and how to improve your relationships, tune in to this week’s episode of Circle of Gumption. Remember to write down the week’s words and reflect on how you can improve your life through your relationships. See less -
