“Trust emerges with passion”
Thoughts about trust building, give life to passion.
A late and chilly night has fallen over the sky here in Lytham St Annes. It is a great time to devote my thoughts for those who feel that they like to play the game of searching answers. For a couple of curious girls and boys who at heart feel urge to explore their identity and ask ridiculous amounts of questions.
Tonight my thoughts go towards the secrets that is hidden behind compassionate and deep interactions between human beings. Furthermore, towards ideas that shape how we interact and express ourselves and perceive our friends and family.
Bespoke concepts like “Trust emerges with passion” means lot for me. I found something unique about how people share their passionate thoughts and things they care about. The consequences are thrilling, It ignites a specific emotional pathways in my own brain, that speaks to my heart and says “this person holds on to his beliefs and he is worth to be trusted”. Passionate interests are like a coloring to static thinking, this motion works miracles with energy, creating new ideas and selling attention.
I’m stoked about it. But from the other hand, how often we really share the things we love? How often we try to adapt to what other people do? How often people searches for the next trend, how often we hear people criticizing themselves or others?
The real passionate persons are those who gets an unhealthy dose of friends calling them obsessed and “bonkers”. They may risk a lot, but the old saying may hold truth here “No risk, no gain”
Everyone has some passions. For one it might be specific hobby, for someone else visionary work that he or she does and for others it might be a certain performer or a romantic movie. Whatever it is, by sharing the passion, telling the story to someone we invite that person to connect. To smile, to think, to be human and enjoy taste of your unique perspective and emotions.
Fine passion like yours or mine takes space. It demands attention and attitude, time and effort. The same stands for our friends and family members passions. So to connect, to create trust — let the passion breath throughout the conversation or any interaction. Let them express it. Ask, them what is their passion — why, and give positive feedback. Soak in the conversation, feel the energy and then go home and sleep like a baby.
Tools to feed passion
Make pictures of your passion. Humans tend to think visually, because visual communications ignites our emotional perception of reality. This is a sticky way to develop strong awareness towards the things we love and care about. Grab the camera, phone or video recorder and use it.
Passion can have a taste or a smell, just an overall feeling. It can be expressed through words, visual expressions, physical objects, sounds e.c. Just think about an passionate hockey player who scores a goal and jumps, lifts his hockey stick or a girl screaming for a pop-star she loves.
Passion flood our consciousness with unexpected creative ideas and sparks colorful emotions. This environment is a play ground for trust building.
“Trust emerges with passion” — Trust jumps on, it takes hold of you when we see a company that has a passion towards their products. It also follows the artist who held dear to his music even if he has ton of haters and only a small portion of fans.
Stay humble
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