You get that trust is important … right? So, when you see commentary or articles, or videos on trust-related topics, they’re for someone else and not you … right?
Just in case you’re wrong, you might find my latest article published in the Leadership Excellence Edition of HR.com a good investment of 5 minutes of your time.
I reckon if you leave trust to chance, chances are you could just leave it – and that puts trust and your relationships at risk.
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In a world where the social media platforms use algorithms to send us information that we seem to be interested in, based on our search and click history, there is a clear and present danger that we are at risk of reducing rather than broadening our perspectives and understanding of diverse and different points of views and experiences.
Motivational gurus often tout from conference stages around the globe that we all need to find our purpose in life. However, that is very misleading and not very helpful from a practical sense, because what we know from evidence-based research is few people find and live their life based on one purpose.
Motivational self-help pundits tell us to find our purpose in life and live it to its fullest. Sounds good … inspirational even. But what if the more you search for “A” purpose in your life, the less meaningful your existing life can seem? What if the pursuit of a purpose in life is doing you more harm than good?
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