Finally an incredible
team event that's actually
about your team
We run unique team-building workshops that spark trust authentically
A Definition for Trust
“Choosing to risk making something you value, vulnerable to another person's actions.”
Charles Feltman
Why Trust Comes Second
Trust isn’t just given, it is built over time.
The more meaningful the experience the more likely we will trust them, but why?
It's the same reason the most trusting people are so rarely let down. They tend to people-people.
People who aren't even thinking about trust while
being fully open to connection. In this way they can relax, they're not leaving trust to chance but simply letting it follow connection.
So how do we create the deeper connections that lead to trust and not remain superficial?
A Recipe for Deeper Connection
Trust
Shared Vulnerablity
Identity
Fun
Connection
Inclusive Action
Personal Values
Fun but without sharing what we value there is less possibility for connection - it lacks the meaning that gives rise to trust.
Connection but nothings has been risked, so the sense of connection and shared identity is only superficial.
Identity but still no ground for trust, because until our identity lived through actions they are not seen or respected.
Stephen Thompson - Managing Director at Bank of America Merrill Lynch
Jake ran a great session for my team bringing people together and engaging everyone for a really fun virtual evening. The format work extremely well and and provide a central focus for a team event whilst in lockdown.