Trust: Who Would You Hand Your Phone To?

Trust sounds simple… until you’re asked to hand over your phone without clearing your history first.In this episode, Pellegrino and Francois unpack what trust truly is — one of the most fragile and powerful forces in human relationships. Drawing on Rachel Botsman’s definition of trust as “a confident relationship with the unknown,” they explore why trust has less to do with certainty and more to do with character, communication, and consistency.You’ll learn:the two enemies of trust: bad character and poor informationhow small secrets, half-truths, and silence quietly erode trustwhy consistency matters more than perfectionreal-life scenarios of trust in marriage, leadership, and teamshow openness builds trust — even when the outcome is uncertainwhy trust is about comfort with the unknown, not knowing everythingHonest, relatable, and often funny, this episode will have you rethinking how you build trust — and who you really trust, and why. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.