Tag Archives: trust
Where do you lay the blame?
On Monday night my wife and I were attending parent-teacher interviews. We had two appointments booked and we were both on time for the 5.00 pm appointment which left us plenty of time for the second at 5.20 pm. It … Continue reading
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Tagged accept, accountability, ask, body, book, children, commitment, conversation, decision, family, interview, meeting, men, no, promise cycle, question, reliability, self, stress, tip, trust
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Twitter status updates connect us strongly
We have to hear the minute detail about people’s lives in order to build the social trust to hear the bigger things. Twitter and other social media bridge this gap with the people you don’t know so well. Continue reading
Posted in Self improvement, Using technology
Tagged ambient intimacy, connection, conversation, experience, facebook, family, friendship, Tim Elmore, trust, twitter
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Always say ‘no’ initially
Matt Mower has written about the virtues of always saying ‘no’ initially. Part of his post reads… Always say no initially. It’s a matter of leaving room to retreat. You can retreat from no to yes, and the person asking … Continue reading
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Tagged commitment, decline, Matt Mower, no, reliability, request, sincerity, trust
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