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What if the very thing you trust most—your skill, your boss, your market—could vanish overnight? From our temporary studio in Jerusalem, we trace the arc of trust from infancy to adulthood and challenge a belief many of us carry quietly: that security lives in what we can control or who will pay us. A stark story about a master scribe who credits his hand, only to lose it by nightfall, becomes a mirror for modern life. We talk about why self-reliance feels strong but stays fragile, how people-pleasing offers status but steals peace, and where a steadier centre can be found.

We revisit the first four levels of trust—sensation, caregiver, household hierarchy, and self-reliance—then spend time on the fifth: relying on people as the source of provision. There’s nuance here. Seeing our limits can humble us and open growth, yet outsourcing our safety to managers or markets multiplies anxiety. We unpack how to separate channels from sources, so your effort remains excellent without turning work into a god. Expect practical guidance on language shifts that anchor perspective, planning with open hands, serving stakeholders without worship, and gratitude routines that widen your view beyond immediate causes.

Throughout, we keep the tone grounded and honest: it’s okay to falter, to question, to reassess. Doubt can signal a truer foundation is calling. If you’ve ever chased the highest payer, optimized for approval, or felt your peace ride the algorithm, this conversation offers a calmer path to resilience. Listen, reflect, and share with someone who needs a sturdier kind of confidence. Subscribe for more thought-provoking episodes, and leave a review with the level of trust you think you’re living at today.

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