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How to Access the "Soul’s Wisdom" Already Inside You | Simon Sinek

Dr. Mayim Bialik36 views
Simon Sinek distinguishes between finite games (with winners/losers) and infinite games (where the goal is to keep playing), arguing that applying finite mindsets to infinite domains like parenting, careers, and relationsummaryFinite vs. Infinite Games: Finite games have known players, fixed rules, and an objective (e.g., auditions, sports). Infinite games have known/unknown players, changeable rules, and the objective is to stay in the game (takeawayThe Leadership Lifestyle: Leadership is not a title or an event but a continuous lifestyle choice. It involves taking responsibility for others' growth even when not in the room, learning human skills continuously, and mtakeaway

Should People Still Trust the Media in 2025? | DealBook Summit 2025

New York Times Events18 views
The panelists debate the erosion of media trust, attributing it to algorithmic polarization, corporate ownership pressures, and political attacks on the press.summaryJournalism is shifting from an institutional authority to a practice-based credibility; audiences must evaluate individual stories and reporters rather than granting blanket trust to an outlet.takeaway“Journalism is a practice... no one should be granted blanket trust or blanket immunity from the skepticism of our audience that we have to earn that every single day.”quote

Maury Povich On His Daytime TV Career, "You Are Not The Father" & Covering Watergate & MLK Jr

Bobby Bones77 views
He emphasizes the importance of journalistic integrity, the trust placed in local news, and the resilience required to succeed in a volatile industry where bouncing back from failure is essential.summaryLocal vs. National Trust: Local journalism is viewed by communities as a trustworthy enterprise, whereas national media is often seen as biased or driven by clicks and sensationalism.takeaway“Local journalism is treated by the community as a trustworthy enterprise. Lo people trust local journalism. I don't care if it's on TV or in their local newspapers.”quote

Dr. Anthony Fauci in conversation with Sean Penn at Live Talks Los Angeles

LiveTalksLA18 views
He emphasizes the critical importance of maintaining scientific objectivity across political administrations, the transformative power of mRNA technology, and the urgent need to rebuild public trust in health institutionsummarySocial Media and Trust Erosion: Fauci attributes the breakdown in public trust largely to social media amplifying radical views without editing or context. He contrasts this with the civil discourse seen during previous takeaway

Travis Barker Talks Plane Crash, Fight Training & blink-182 | EP 2 | Love & War with Dominick Cruz

Love & War with Dominick Cruz160 views
He discusses overcoming a lifelong fear of flying, attributing his recovery to the support of his wife and a deliberate choice to confront fear through trust and preparation.summaryOvercoming Flight Anxiety: Barker had a phobia of flying stemming from his mother's hysterical crying during turbulence on a childhood flight. He overcame this by making a deal with his wife to book flights without warnitakeawayPreparation vs. Superstition: Barker challenges the need for pre-performance rituals, noting he used to lock himself away an hour before shows but now allows himself to see friends and family, trusting that his daily pratakeaway

Tameka "Tiny" Harris & T.I. Break Down The Keys Of A Successful Marriage | expediTIously Podcast

expediTIously with Tip T.I. Harris137 views
Trust as a 'Unicorn': Trust is described as rare because modern technology (social media, internet) allows people to constantly compare their partners to others, fostering curiosity about 'greener grass'.takeaway“Trust is a unicorn in today's [society]... You had to be around somebody to know where they're going on... Now you roll out of bed and say 'damn that's what they do in Miami'.”quote

Hip-hop & Brands with Nasty C | expediTIously Podcast

expediTIously with Tip T.I. Harris35 views
They highlight the critical importance of authenticity in brand partnerships, arguing that lifestyle-driven connections with artists offer more value and trust than utility-driven sports endorsements.summaryHip-hop serves as a 'trusted voice' and common denominator that allows brands to reach demographics they otherwise cannot, acting as a bridge between cultures.takeawayMusic collaborations offer a 'lifestyle' connection rather than a 'utility' one, meaning fans see the artist using the product in their daily life, creating deeper trust.takeaway

Gustavo Dudamel Reflects On Leading The Los Angeles Philharmonic & More | Billboard Cover

Billboard28 views
Gustavo Dudamel reflects on his 20-year career, emphasizing a collaborative, non-dictatorial leadership style that prioritizes trust and joy among musicians.summaryLeadership Philosophy: Dudamel rejects dictatorial conducting, preferring a collaborative approach where he 'walks you through' ideas, makes musicians laugh, and builds trust through spiritual and mental connection with takeaway“You really have to connect spiritually mentally with the 800 musicians that you have in front is the only way for them to trust you and it's the only way for you to trust them”quote

Where Do Our Beliefs Come From? - David McRaney

Chris Williamson58 views
He argues that modern digital platforms incentivize biased argument production over evaluation, creating a 'post-trust' environment where people seek justification for anxiety rather than truth.summaryEffective mind-changing requires compassionate, one-on-one dialogue using the Socratic method to build trust, rather than public debates or fact-dumping.summaryWe are in a 'post-trust' world, not a post-truth world. In uncertain environments, people modulate behavior based on trust in the source rather than the truth of the information, similar to how people behave during naturtakeaway

The Invisible Rules Of Social Success You Were Never Taught - Charles Duhigg

Chris Williamson25 views
By understanding the neuroscience of neural entrainment and avoiding manipulative behaviors like 'kitchen sinking' or performative vulnerability, individuals can build genuine trust and resolve conflicts more effectivelysummaryVulnerability is defined neurologically as sharing something that could be judged. Reciprocal vulnerability triggers trust because it signals safety; however, brains are highly sensitive to inauthentic or performative vutakeaway“When I tell you something that you could judge it creates a sense of vulnerability in me... if you choose to withhold judgment and even more powerfully if you share something about yourself that I could judge then it isquote

How Do We Restore Faith in Our Institutions?

The Cato Institute22 views
They contend that restoring trust requires a renewed commitment to civic education, direct engagement with primary sources, and respectful debate across ideological lines to counter misinformation and tribalism.summaryJeffrey Rosen identifies an existential threat in the loss of faith in 'public reason,' noting that citizens no longer trust neutral experts or deliberate on common truths, which undermines the Enlightenment project and takeaway