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For a lot of people, trust is like an on off game. You either trust or you don’t trust someone. And if trust is lost it’s often a one-way ticket. In this podcast, Vinesh Sukumaran explores the phenomenon of trust in the light of what he’s observed in a particular display of the Cirque Du Soleil. One of the best ways to understand trust is to study people who demonstrate a high level of trust with each other and derive lessons from the contexts in which those people trust each other the most. Here are three lessons about trust from the Cirque Du Soleil.
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