The Art Of Being Trustworthy: 7 Simple Habits
Habits that make genuinely trustworthy people so easy to rely on.
We might trust a stranger but only so far. We trust a driver with our lives, even one who is a stranger at the wheel of a bus or hired ride.
Beneath our trust in these strangers lies a social contract; the driver will have a valid license, the car will be in good repair, and the drivers in other vehicles will follow the rules of the road. Implicit trust is built into the social contract.
The closer we grow to a person as an individual, the more we learn about them, and the further we can evaluate their trustworthiness.
The most dependable people rarely talk about trust. They make you feel safe confiding in them because their words and behavior always align.
Here's what naturally trustworthy people do every day that makes others instinctively know they can be counted on.
Author's summary: Building trust through simple habits.
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