Shipulski On Design

Things move at the speed of trust.  And when they don’t move, it’s because there’s no trust.

Talking about trust won’t make a difference.  Making trust makes the difference.

In fact, if you have to talk about trust, you probably don’t have it.

Building trust must happen before it’s needed.  And since you don’t know when you’ll need it, you might as well start building it today.

Sometimes it takes a lot of trust to tell someone what you know they don’t want to hear.

Ignoring people’s negative behavior can indicate that you don’t trust them enough to call them out.

Giving trust is a good way to accelerate its receipt.

Don’t tell people to trust you.  Tell them to watch you.

Trust is behavior-based.

Trust doesn’t require consensus, but it does require truth.

Relying on trust is risky, but it’s not lonely.

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