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Most spaces are built on the assumption that people need to be managed.
Rules before trust. Control before curiosity.
In this episode, I share an experience that quietly shifted something in me: being in a place that assumed people were capable from the start. No babysitting. No pressure to perform. Just trust, shared responsibility, and space to try.
What happens when adults are treated like adults?
Turns out: people become more curious, more considerate, and more creative.
This episode is about trust — not as a personality trait, but as an environment.
And why that feels so rare, so relieving, and so quietly hopeful. 🔗 Tell me which Lab question hit you hardest at [email protected]! or DM @ClairityPod on Instagram!
By Claire alixMost spaces are built on the assumption that people need to be managed.
Rules before trust. Control before curiosity.
In this episode, I share an experience that quietly shifted something in me: being in a place that assumed people were capable from the start. No babysitting. No pressure to perform. Just trust, shared responsibility, and space to try.
What happens when adults are treated like adults?
Turns out: people become more curious, more considerate, and more creative.
This episode is about trust — not as a personality trait, but as an environment.
And why that feels so rare, so relieving, and so quietly hopeful. 🔗 Tell me which Lab question hit you hardest at [email protected]! or DM @ClairityPod on Instagram!