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Simple Trick to Build Trust in Your Creative Collaborations

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In this episode, Stanford behavioral scientist Dr. Jamil Zaki unpacks the power of trust and the dangers of cynicism. We dive into how our beliefs shape our reality, with trust leading to incredible social and economic gains, while mistrust spirals into cynicism. Dr. Zaki shares insights on empathy, the post-pandemic rise in disconnection, and practical ways to break free from negativity, emphasizing the importance of real-life connections over media-driven cynicism. This conversation is packed with actionable advice on how to foster trust and spread optimism in our daily lives.

Some highlights we explore:

  • The ripple effects of trust and mistrust.
  • Practical strategies to challenge and overcome cynicism.
  • The role of media in shaping our perceptions and how to stay grounded.
  • And more!

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