
Mission Driven You Building a Culture of Trust: Insights from Joseph Myers
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Jul 17, 2023 Join entrepreneur and author Joseph Myers as he explores the intricate dynamics of trust and community building. He highlights the surprising role of the amygdala in managing fear and risk, emphasizing that trust is a confident relationship with the unknown. Joseph argues that transparency alone doesn’t build trust, while discussing the importance of self-trust practices and engaging with our inner selves. He also tackles the impact of media-driven fear cycles and proposes using 'strangely familiar' cues to foster collaboration and connection.
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Mentor Shaped His Voice
- Joseph credits mentor Kenan Callahan for helping him embrace his 'productive wrong' and speak up.
- Kenan encouraged Joseph to be brave and say when he disagreed, which shaped his authorship.
Trust Requires Risk
- Trust is a confident relationship with the unknown that requires risk to exist.
- If something is fully known, you don't need trust; risk creates space for trust to form.
Two-Brain Model Of Trust
- Distrust and trust come from different brain areas: the amygdala and prefrontal cortex.
- The amygdala can act as a guard dog or a guide dog to either block or enable trust.



