This video hit home with me. It’s about the bond created between a small dog and an elephant. It was sent to me by my friend Patti Creghan-Ciuffetelli. The message of how their story is connected to trust comes out towards the end of the video. We can learn a lot about trust from these two guys, check it out.
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(Day 101) What Can We Learn From Animals
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(Day 99) Doubt, The Enemy Of Trust
As of tomorrow at 1:20 in the afternoon, I will have blogged everyday for 100 days. Wow! This seem like a lot to me, but I am only at 10% of my goal of 1000 days of trust. On the eve of my 100th day I was thinking maybe it would be appropriate to have some kind of celebration. Instead, I find myself feeling solemn, even sad. Today I have a familiar but uncomfortable feeling; doubt has arrived on my doorstep. This is the kind of visitor you hope won’t stay long. Doubt is the opposite of trust and works to undermine everything…your work, your beliefs, your life. It fosters a lack of confidence, delays decision and saps your energy. That is how I feel right now. [...] -
(Day 98) Trust Gap
This Toddcast is an interview with Robert Porter Lynch about the growing gap between technology and trust and what it means to our society. -
(Day 97) Trust In Business
Check out my interview on Trust with Lehigh Valley Entrepreneur TV
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(Day 96) Identifying the Darth Vadars
In my conversation with Robert Porter Lynch we discuss the fact that Darth Vadar is everywhere. He shows up in our families, non-profits, businesses and government. Robert shares a few tools that can help better identify him. Click on the arrow below for the interview. -
(Day 95) Trust Mission
I caught up with my friend and partner Robert Porter Lynch at his home in Naples Florida. We sat down to talk about trust over some tea and coffee. The picture to the left is the view from Roberts window. Click on the arrow below the picture for the interview. -
(Day 94) Labor Unions And Trust
Last night I met Alice, she is a retired labor union attorney. She and I were at the bar (I was eating, not drinking – really). I offered her my bread and made a new friend. I asked her about trust. She began to give me a history lesson about why the unions exist. I must have asked a pretty dumb question because she seemed bewildered at my ignorance. At the end of her speech it was clear she needed me to understand that unions exist because of distrust, and each new version of the union movement is based upon this foundation. Infusing trust in this relationship is heresy and there is no way that is was going to happen in our lifetime. Maybe I should focus my attention of something more achievable like eliminating world hunger. I am kidding here. . . Alice and I had a very animated and respectful conversation and I fully enjoyed it.
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