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Take a Break and...Trust
Trust
Dear Kindred Spirits,
In an age where information is vast, the value of trust has never been more pronounced.
It's the foundation upon which companies are built, partnerships are formed, and communities thrive. Yet, in a landscape often clouded by uncertainty and misinformation, establishing and maintaining trust can pose a significant challenge. How do we discern truth in the multitude of voices? How can companies foster a culture of trust not only with their customers but within their teams?
The landscape is complex. People have less trust than ever before in their government, yet are trusting AI algorithms to find the latest scientific breakthrough. Executives across industries agree that building and maintaining trust improves the bottom line; however, the trust gap is widening for both consumers and employees.
Now more than ever, we're called on to champion trust in our actions and interactions. We must build bridges, open dialogues, and commit to honesty in our endeavors.
For now, we invite you to Take a Break and reflect on the many ways in which trust serves as a foundation for us all.
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In the News
Why Americans Trust Feelings About the Economy More Than Facts [The Atlantic]
Pro-crypto US voters turning to Trump, but don’t trust either party [Cointelegraph]
It’s up to business leaders to close the AI trust gap with employees and consumers [Fortune]
Facebook and X gave up on news. LinkedIn wants to fill the void [Fast Company]
On Our Radar
What We’re Listening To: Taylor Lorenz on Building Trust with Gen Z
What We’re Reading: Trust by Hernan Diaz
What We Can’t Stop Thinking About: Brené Brown Reveals the 7 Secrets Of Trust
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Kinsight
“He who does not trust enough, will not be trusted.”