This thought came from a conversation with a bank board

You are so much more trustworthy than you think. Most people

Seriously. It's one of the toughest jobs. If you can help a

The first of our trust busters. See how common urban myth

In this Trust Logic Voice Notes podcast episode, Stefan Graefe explores the enduring impact of the Spanish Inquisition on trust in modern society.

People buy from people they trust!

This podcast delves into the critical role of trust in building a brand. Graefe introduces a unique framework of six trust categories, emphasizing the need for organizations to align their brand values with these categories.

This episode will share insights from a survey conducted across Australia on the significance of trust in communities and local councils. The data reveals that higher levels of trust lead to increased community engagement, civic responsibility, and local economic activity. With also emphasizing trust's critical role in shaping attitudes towards local council decisions and influencing information behaviours. Drawing on examples like Denmark's high trust levels and the impact of trust during the COVID-19 pandemic,

This episode, emphasises the six buckets of trust within the TrustLogic framework. Graefe highlights that while all six trust buckets are statistically and psychologically equally important, their significance can vary depending on the situation.

Trust is so valuable to you and your organisation because

This podcast focuses on the importance of trust in personal and professional contexts. emphasis on the practical aspects of building trust, and integrating insights from various disciplines. Overall, the podcast aims to make the concept of trust accessible and applicable for personal and professional development.