

What's The Real Cost Of Not Trusting Yourself? A Trust Expert Weighs In
Jan 22, 2025
Rachel Botsman, a leading trust expert and author, discusses the profound impact of trust on relationships and society. She explains that trust is more than a feeling—it's a belief essential for navigating uncertainty. Rachel shares insights on rebuilding trust after it’s broken, emphasizing empathy and open communication. She also addresses trust dynamics in male-dominated workplaces, highlighting biases women and gender non-conforming individuals face. Ultimately, she advocates for humility and consistent actions as keys to fostering trust in our lives.
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Impulsive House Purchase
- Jonathan Van Ness describes impulsive decisions, like buying a larger house, that eroded self-trust.
- He connects impulsivity to bad decisions and a lack of impulsivity to good ones.
Trust as a Belief
- Trust is a belief, not just a feeling, and it's highly subjective and contextual.
- Avoid blanket trust; instead, consider the specific context when assessing trustworthiness.
Slow Down Decisions
- Slow down decision-making, especially in situations involving trust.
- Impulsive, quick decisions often lead to poor trust choices.