SPARK · #019
Most of what we refer to as trust is shallow. It’s about removing the barriers to transaction. Shallow trust can be manipulated and is quick to disappear. Deep trust, by contrast, only emerges in relationship, and is durable and nourishing to all parties, even when there’s no transaction at hand.
Most of what we refer to as trust is shallow. It’s about removing the barriers to transaction. Shallow trust can be manipulated and is quick to disappear. Deep trust, by contrast, only emerges in relationship, and is durable and nourishing to all parties, even when there’s no transaction at hand.
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