INTERPERSONAL TRUST: Gift Given or Reward Earned?

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Are you someone who gives trust freely or do you require that trust be earned? Explore the pros and cons of each style and strategies to mitigate the cons of your preferred style.

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For more on how to engage in inquiry and assert boundaries when you need to confront concerning behavior:

• Simply Human: “You Want to Stop Avoiding Conflict: Now What?”  https://youtu.be/oPBId3fVLZo
• Simply Human: “Why Your Boundaries Don’t Work” https://youtu.be/5hqz3yFx-Yg

THOUGHT QUESTION: 

• What is your trust approach?
• What life experiences shaped your approach or has it always been your preference?
• Is it an intentional choice or unconscious habit?
• Can you recall an instance where your approach led to an unexpected outcome, positive or negative?
• What contributes to affirming it works for you?
• What might be drawbacks from your experience?
• Who in your life has a different approach?
• What is a step you can take this week to create a healthier trust dynamic (e.g., communicate boundaries, assess risk, etc.)?

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Disclaimer - This content is the personal opinions of Christina Caro, PhD and Karen Lee Lynskey and is for informational and educational purposes only. This is not...