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Check out my latest poetry on emotionally smart living, called trusting trust by craig dunkleberger
Trusting Trust: Written by Craig Dunkleberger
If you are looking for trust, where is it that you look?
Do you trust a person, the internet, an app, or a book?
Trust is about predictability, and believing it is true.
This might connect with something, you already knew.
You trust something, when you always know the result.
You know what the outcome will be, without any consult.
You trust something when it’s logical, and it makes sense.
You agree with, and can always follow, all of the contents.
You can trust something, when you get a feeling in your gut.
Like when you don’t try to eat the chocolate, with the walnut.
You can trust something that is open, honest, and that is fair.
Those are not three components, that you’ll find everywhere.
We trust someone when they are reliable, credible, and true.
We trust them, when they are focused on themselves and you.
People trust you when you’re honest and honorable, as well.
You admit wrongdoing, and are clear with everything you tell.
You are vulnerable, and show people that you always care.
You stand up for what you strongly believe in, everywhere.
You are always helpful and honest, sometimes to a fault.
If you do these things, a trusting relationship is the result.
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By Craig DunklebergerCheck out my latest poetry on emotionally smart living, called trusting trust by craig dunkleberger
Trusting Trust: Written by Craig Dunkleberger
If you are looking for trust, where is it that you look?
Do you trust a person, the internet, an app, or a book?
Trust is about predictability, and believing it is true.
This might connect with something, you already knew.
You trust something, when you always know the result.
You know what the outcome will be, without any consult.
You trust something when it’s logical, and it makes sense.
You agree with, and can always follow, all of the contents.
You can trust something, when you get a feeling in your gut.
Like when you don’t try to eat the chocolate, with the walnut.
You can trust something that is open, honest, and that is fair.
Those are not three components, that you’ll find everywhere.
We trust someone when they are reliable, credible, and true.
We trust them, when they are focused on themselves and you.
People trust you when you’re honest and honorable, as well.
You admit wrongdoing, and are clear with everything you tell.
You are vulnerable, and show people that you always care.
You stand up for what you strongly believe in, everywhere.
You are always helpful and honest, sometimes to a fault.
If you do these things, a trusting relationship is the result.