Minda Hartz

Yes. Trust is so important. It is the business imperative. The Edelman's Trust Barometer is coming out soon. And they talk about 50% of your workforce can be retained when trust is is there, right? You have over 43% employees are more productive when trust is there. So these aren't just like you said, frills and thrills. This is a business imperative, right? We're getting the best out of people.

And so I created the trust equation and it's credibility plus reliability equals transparency divided by self-awareness. Now that sounds like a chemistry thing, right? We don't like this. No chemistry though. It sounds like a hard equation, but no math involved.

And so I created the trust equation and it's credibility plus reliability equals transparency divided by self-awareness. Now that sounds like a chemistry thing, right? We don't like this. No chemistry though. It sounds like a hard equation, but no math involved.

And so I created the trust equation and it's credibility plus reliability equals transparency divided by self-awareness. Now that sounds like a chemistry thing, right? We don't like this. No chemistry though. It sounds like a hard equation, but no math involved.

OK, it's basically just saying, let's say if we're a manager or colleague on a team and we're evaluating ourself, where is our credibility in this matter? Are we reliable enough if we have credibility plus reliability? then we can have some transparency, right? What's the overall health of your team and how do you contribute to enhancing it or eroding it?

OK, it's basically just saying, let's say if we're a manager or colleague on a team and we're evaluating ourself, where is our credibility in this matter? Are we reliable enough if we have credibility plus reliability? then we can have some transparency, right? What's the overall health of your team and how do you contribute to enhancing it or eroding it?

OK, it's basically just saying, let's say if we're a manager or colleague on a team and we're evaluating ourself, where is our credibility in this matter? Are we reliable enough if we have credibility plus reliability? then we can have some transparency, right? What's the overall health of your team and how do you contribute to enhancing it or eroding it?

So for example, if gossip is a big deal on the team, are you part of the gossip train? Or are you one of those people that are like, you know what? When they come to me with this, I've had a great experience with Morgan. I don't know what you're talking about in that way, right? All my experiences have been very professional. I don't have to engage in that, right?

So for example, if gossip is a big deal on the team, are you part of the gossip train? Or are you one of those people that are like, you know what? When they come to me with this, I've had a great experience with Morgan. I don't know what you're talking about in that way, right? All my experiences have been very professional. I don't have to engage in that, right?

So for example, if gossip is a big deal on the team, are you part of the gossip train? Or are you one of those people that are like, you know what? When they come to me with this, I've had a great experience with Morgan. I don't know what you're talking about in that way, right? All my experiences have been very professional. I don't have to engage in that, right?

what is my role in the trust dynamics? And am I flexing my emotional intelligence to say, maybe I am a contributor to the erosion of trust on occasions, right? And so what can I do to uphold my credibility, right? Have some self-awareness when I do, when my, you know, reliability is a little shaky that I'm willing to call it out, be transparent. And so again, is just owning our role.

what is my role in the trust dynamics? And am I flexing my emotional intelligence to say, maybe I am a contributor to the erosion of trust on occasions, right? And so what can I do to uphold my credibility, right? Have some self-awareness when I do, when my, you know, reliability is a little shaky that I'm willing to call it out, be transparent. And so again, is just owning our role.

what is my role in the trust dynamics? And am I flexing my emotional intelligence to say, maybe I am a contributor to the erosion of trust on occasions, right? And so what can I do to uphold my credibility, right? Have some self-awareness when I do, when my, you know, reliability is a little shaky that I'm willing to call it out, be transparent. And so again, is just owning our role.

Yeah. Since I did use the election and some people, again, may be happy or triggered, I'm going to flip it a little and use a cultural, in our cultural lexicon, the One of my favorite shows is the Golden Girls. That's like how I like to decompress along with RuPaul's Drag Race, which by the way, I love Alaska. Thank you so much.

Yeah. Since I did use the election and some people, again, may be happy or triggered, I'm going to flip it a little and use a cultural, in our cultural lexicon, the One of my favorite shows is the Golden Girls. That's like how I like to decompress along with RuPaul's Drag Race, which by the way, I love Alaska. Thank you so much.

Yeah. Since I did use the election and some people, again, may be happy or triggered, I'm going to flip it a little and use a cultural, in our cultural lexicon, the One of my favorite shows is the Golden Girls. That's like how I like to decompress along with RuPaul's Drag Race, which by the way, I love Alaska. Thank you so much.

So when I think about it in this way, I don't know if anybody remembers the episode. It's called Bringing Up Baby. And That's where Rose inherits this pig named Baby and insists on caring for it to honor her uncle's will, which promises if she takes care of this pig, then she'll get some inheritance. Well, initially, the other girls, you know, in the house

So when I think about it in this way, I don't know if anybody remembers the episode. It's called Bringing Up Baby. And That's where Rose inherits this pig named Baby and insists on caring for it to honor her uncle's will, which promises if she takes care of this pig, then she'll get some inheritance. Well, initially, the other girls, you know, in the house

So when I think about it in this way, I don't know if anybody remembers the episode. It's called Bringing Up Baby. And That's where Rose inherits this pig named Baby and insists on caring for it to honor her uncle's will, which promises if she takes care of this pig, then she'll get some inheritance. Well, initially, the other girls, you know, in the house

They trusted Rose's judgment because of the history of her being responsible, right? But as the pig starts to disrupt the household, their trust in Rose starts to waver and that becomes a problem, right? Because now there's a lack of transparency because Rose didn't fully explain why she has this pig in the first place, what the conditions were of her getting the inheritance.