They say that sometimes the hardest things in life are the things most worth doing. When it comes to systems change, we believe that rings true. It takes immense trust, collaborative effort, and as Matthew Forti says, someone "that's willing to be in the muck with you." From farmers to governments, join Doreen Ndishabandi and Matthew Forti of One Acre Fund as they discuss the power of cultivating strong, trusting relationships across multiple parties—and how you can do the same. 🎧: https://lnkd.in/gaC7NCGY
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Cultivating trust requires millions of micro-risks that show us we’re not foolish for being confident in our relationship. It requires taking risks together that show us our partner isn’t the same as the people from our past who hurt us. Most importantly, trust requires taking risks together that help us grow into better partners for each other. If we let each other fall in the past, it’s going to take a lot of trust falls to show that we're committed now to always catching each other, to really holding each other at our most vulnerable. The worst case scenario is that they drop us so many times that we finally understand we can’t trust them. That’s important to learn, too. But if we don’t take the risk at all, we might never know either way. Visit the link below for more on this topic. https://bit.ly/4bEqdx4
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Integrating mindfulness, focus, and a “skillful” mindset into daily life to sustain optimal wellness.
Healthy relationships are the key to optimal living. whether you are interested in optimizing leadership, managership, or any other kind of ship, practicing Relationship Yoga will get you there. Check out my book "The Peaceful Warrior's Path: Optimal Wellness through Self-Aware Living" https://a.co/d/97LpYib "The Peaceful Warrior's Path" is a guidebook to achieve optimal wellness and performance. Wellness, in all its dimensions, is a universal goal. The underlying message is to use mindfulness to cut through the obstacles that get in the way of your wellness and happiness. The basic principle is to cultivate a wisdom mindset that leads you to accept and let go into Flow. The book combines concepts and methods with exercises to work with the full range of what influences your wellness.
Psychotherapist, Relationship Philosopher, Speaker, Author and Host of Where Should We Begin?
Cultivating trust requires millions of micro-risks that show us we’re not foolish for being confident in our relationship. It requires taking risks together that show us our partner isn’t the same as the people from our past who hurt us. Most importantly, trust requires taking risks together that help us grow into better partners for each other. If we let each other fall in the past, it’s going to take a lot of trust falls to show that we're committed now to always catching each other, to really holding each other at our most vulnerable. The worst case scenario is that they drop us so many times that we finally understand we can’t trust them. That’s important to learn, too. But if we don’t take the risk at all, we might never know either way. Visit the link below for more on this topic. https://bit.ly/4bEqdx4
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A common question in recovery is "How to rebuild trust in a relationship after getting sober." Although it can take up to seven times longer to rebuild than break, Dr Jason ZW Powers, MD, MAPP shares that restoring trust is possible and achievable through consistent and honest actions, like regular communication and shared daily routines. It may take time, but know that relationships can heal! #RecoveryJourney #BuildingTrust #PositiveChange"
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At SimpliCourt, we're built on a foundation of transparency and fairness. That's why we're incredibly proud of our CEO, Ali Mucci for taking a stand against corruption happening in Utah. Her courage to speak out against backroom deals and hidden agendas is a vital step towards creating a more equitable landscape for all Let's face it, there's a dark underbelly to the beautiful state of Utah. When "pocket meetings" happen, ordinary people get screwed over. Voices get silenced, and justice gets swept under the rug. It's wrong & it's time we called it out. Now, we know speaking up isn't always easy. It takes guts. However, there are countless individuals who can't speak up, who are afraid to raise their voices. No one should have to feel the pain of feeling like their story doesn't matter. It does! That's why SimpliCourt exists. We were born out of the frustration, anger, & the sheer injustice happening right here. We experienced firsthand the pain of having the system rigged against you. Sure, this might ruffle some feathers. But frankly, those feathers need ruffling. We need transparency, accountability, a system that works for everyone, not just the privileged few. This is about standing up for what's right. This is about building a better ecosystem that we can be proud to be apart of. If you're tired of the status quo, if you believe in fairness and justice, join us at https//SimpliCourt.com. Let's shine a light on this corruption, and fight for a system that works for everyone. Let's make some noise.
Today, I'm sharing something very personal and one of the main reasons we started SimpliCourt. I’ve decided to blow the whistle on Utah Business Magazine and certain individuals who have caused significant harm through deceit and manipulation. These individuals are: Melanie Paris Jones @Lizzy Solies Edgar Carreon Candace Rivera Despite providing Utah Business Magazine with hard evidence proving my statements to be true, they have not even acknowledged my email three weeks later. https://lnkd.in/ganJvRtJ For the full story and evidence, watch the video and read the detailed email and evidence sent to Utah Business Magazine at: https://lnkd.in/gxxXKBwP This is a call for accountability and truth in our community.
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Effective governance is crucial!
All that I've said thus far will be useless if you don't have good governance. Governance is the oversight system that removes the people and the processes if they aren't working well. It is the process that checks and balances power to assure that the principles and interests of the community as a whole are always placed above the interests and power of any individual or faction. Because power will rule, power must be put in the hands of capable people in key roles who have the right values, do their jobs well, and will check and balance the power of others. #principleoftheday
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Already part of the Living Trust club? What advice would you give to someone on the fence about creating one? Share your wisdom in the comments! #livingtrust #willsandtrusts #assetprotection #avoidingprobate #managingassets #protectyourlegacy
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Trust doesn’t just happen. I spoke to @SpitfireSays about trust for Spitfire’s new report, "Replenishing Trust: Civil Society’s Guide to Reversing the Trust Deficit." Explore the guide to gain a deeper understanding of why trust is necessary for improving the world – and see 10 concrete ways for organizations to earn and repair trust. You can check out the guide at https://lnkd.in/gKNeP-np.
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The right kind of wrong is here! Thanks Teamraderie for the recent session, and Amy for documenting your research on #failing intelligently 🤓
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🌱 Cultivating Trust Trust, like a young seedling, requires nurture and care. It's the cornerstone of all meaningful relationships. Handle it with care, for when it's broken, it's challenging to mend. Let's cherish and protect the bonds we build. #Trust #Relationships #Growth #letsconnect
