Mission Australia just released a report on their National Survey of Young Australians, with views from over 50,000 young people - their concerns for themselves and their country, what they value. Interestingly, family relationships and friendships were the top two things they valued, and body image, family conflict and coping with stress were their top three issues. What a great time for us to be taking the truth about trust to schools across Australia!
This blog has moved to truthabouttrust.blogspot.com.au and covers a huge range of aspects of trust - from trust in organisations, trust in families and trust in communities. Come and join me there :)
Friday, November 19, 2010
Friday, November 5, 2010
The Truth about Trust Insight No 5:
We really don't think about what we are relying on people and things for. We just get annoyed when they don't deliver on them. Wouldn't it be great if we could actually understand and be able to articulate and communicate how and why we are trusting someone, so then they know and can... tell us if that is a sensible thing to do or not? Watch this space.
Thursday, October 28, 2010
Sheridan Voysey Interviews Vanessa on The Power of Trust
Sheridan Voysey from Hope 103.2 interviews Vanessa on 'The Power of Trust.'
The Truth about Trust Insight No 4
You actually trust people and things every day, thousands of times. When they deliver the outcome we are relying on them for, we have peace, we can get on with life. When they don't, it creates feelings of frustration, disappointment, anger. Trust is the key to a peaceful and stress free life!
Friday, October 22, 2010
The Truth about Trust Insight No 3
Trust is our ability to rely on a person (or people), on an organisation, or on products and services, to deliver an outcome to us. That is the fundamental definition of trust - when we cannot trust someone or something, we were unable to rely on them to deliver the outcome we wanted.
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