Daring to Trust explores how trust plays a central role in developing healthy, intimate relationships and how the lack of trust can sabotage connections. It offers guidance on building trust with oneself and others.
Stephen M.R. Covey’s ‘The Speed of Trust’ examines how trust affects the speed and cost of doing business, and ultimately life, by altering the quality of relationships.
Not Born Yesterday’ explores the science of who we trust and what we believe, challenging the idea that humans are gullible by default.
Worthy of Her Trust guides men who have betrayed their partners through infidelity, offering steps to rebuild trust and integrity.
This book explores the concept of trust and its impact on various aspects of human life, from personal relationships to societal structures.
This book explores the erosion of trust in modern brands and the rise of misinformation, proposing strategies for businesses to regain consumer confidence and authenticity.
Saving Face is about navigating social interactions to maintain dignity and build trust, utilizing the concept of ‘face’ in communication.
“Trust First” is a thought-provoking exploration of how trust can be a powerful tool in transforming people’s lives, particularly those who are often marginalized or overlooked by society. The book focuses on the story of Bruce Deel, who took an unconventional approach to helping the homeless and disenfranchised in Atlanta by offering unconditional trust. Deel’s journey from a pastor to the founder of City of Refuge, an organization that provides support and services to those in need, illustrates the incredible potential of trust to rebuild lives, foster community, and create lasting change.
The Confidence Game’ by Maria Konnikova explores the world of con artists, examining the psychological principles that underpin their tricks. Konnikova delves into the minds of both the con artist and their victims, revealing the complex interplay of emotions and cognitive biases that allow cons to thrive. The book weaves together a series of gripping stories, scientific research, and historical examples to demystify the art of the con and show how our innate trust and desire for meaning can be exploited.