Gain trust or else the business shall go rust

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3. Verify that you are a real person

4. What makes trust?

5. The word trust comes from the German word
"trost" which means comfort. Trust is having
the confidence or faith in another person to
do what they say they will do. It means
believing in the honesty and the reliability of
that other person. Trust is a core component of
any relationship and a crucial factor in
leadership. There are fifteen core
components of trust
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6. Others say 4 components of trust

7. TRUST
Willingness
Competence
Sincerity Reliability

8. The Trust Barometer
http://trust.edelman.com/trusts/declining-
trust/what-drives-trust/
The Trust Barometer uses
sixteen attributes to define trust
under two main clusters

9. http://trust.edelman.com/trusts/declining-trust/what-drives-trust/

10. I Resemble Trust to syrup; the more you
keep the more it deepens
http://www.southernmatters.com/sugarcan
e/essays-syrupcultivars.htm

11. Trust
Do not show egoism
This drains trust
Learn from the trust
equation
Trust=
(Reliability*Desirability)/I

12. Trust
Do not show egoism.
This drains trust
Learn from the trust equation
Trust= (Reliability*Desirability)/I
Key influencers
will drop their
support

13. Trust
Do not show egoism.
This drains trust
Learn from the trust equation
Trust= (Reliability*Desirability)/I
Key influencers will
drop their support
Target audience
will not be
responsive

14. Trust
Do not show egoism.
This drains trust
Learn from the trust equation
Trust= (Reliability*Desirability)/I
Key influencers will
drop their support
Target audience will not be
responsive
Information will
not propagate

15. http://www.cs.rpi.edu/research/pdf/10-03.pdf
…and a prolong conversation reinforces this conclusion. If
one node propagates information from another then it suggests
that the propagator trusts the information. Similarly, a repeated
propagation makes the conclusion stronger.

16. Repeated actions of monomers Watch out for
emerging
polymer quality
Propagation of Monomers as Metaphors for Trust
Propagation
Watch out for
emerging trust
phenomena

17. In emulation, trust would form different
“Facets”.

18. Trust moves you up to satisfy higher needs through filling the social
belonging needs first
In contrast, mistrust draws you down to more basic needs
Self-
Actualization
Esteem
Belonging
Safety Needs
Physiological Needs

19. Customers must feel safe to go in your desired
direction; else they take different trajectories

20. The passion means what is it
for my customer
Not bragging what we are

21. Believing what I
say
TRUST

22. Believing what I
say
Believing that I can do
what I say
TRUST

23. Believing what I
say
Believing that I can do
what I say
TRUST
Believing that I do
it for your interest
before my own
interest

24. Same word. Yet
meaning has
two different
trajectories
between A and
B. Why?
B is full of
doubt and
shall not
feel good
to act

25. Same word. Yet
meaning has
two different
trajectories
between A and
B. Why?
B is full of
doubt and
shall not
feel good
to act
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A is full of trust
and shall act

26. Gain trust to gain your
dreams

27. If no trust then you and your
business shall go rust