Rachel Botsman

There's no one size fits all approach to trust giving. Ultimately, trust is a choice. It's yours to give or not give. So let's just recap the four main ideas about giving trust that you can now put into practice. One, be aware of the trust signals you're tuning into by remembering that we tend to trust what's familiar. Two, recognize when you're allowing convenience to trump trust.

There's no one size fits all approach to trust giving. Ultimately, trust is a choice. It's yours to give or not give. So let's just recap the four main ideas about giving trust that you can now put into practice. One, be aware of the trust signals you're tuning into by remembering that we tend to trust what's familiar. Two, recognize when you're allowing convenience to trump trust.

Three, reframe your gut feeling as a decision driver, not the decision maker. And finally, four, speed can be the enemy of trust. So take a trust pause to get the right information. I'm going to leave you with a question to think about as we head into chapter two. How do you get someone else to trust you?

Three, reframe your gut feeling as a decision driver, not the decision maker. And finally, four, speed can be the enemy of trust. So take a trust pause to get the right information. I'm going to leave you with a question to think about as we head into chapter two. How do you get someone else to trust you?