Why Trust Is Not The Same As Psychological Safety
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In this episode, I’m talking about trust, and honestly, how have we got to episode 60 without giving it its own moment? After last week’s reflections on psychological safety, I wanted to pull apart the difference between feeling safe in a group and deciding whether we trust another person.
I look at why trust is really about prediction and risk, how it builds over time, and why leaders need to know whether they are dealing with a trust issue or a psychological safety issue.
I also share two helpful models, the trust equation and Brené Brown’s BRAVING acronym, to make trust feel a little less fluffy and a lot more practical.
Highlights:
(01:34) - Why trust and psychological safety are not the same thing
(05:14) - The leadership question that helps you spot what is really going on
(06:22) - The trust equation, made human and usable
(08:49) - Why self-orientation can quietly wreck trust
(11:10) - Brené Brown’s BRAVING model and what it teaches us
(13:15) - The generous assumption that helps trust grow
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