The Trust Guidebook - Stodd, Julian
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Trust is complex, perhaps best viewed as a dynamic landscape. From our respective vantage points, we can all see across it, but as we hike through the terrain, trying to find each other, we tread slightly different paths, experience different conditions underfoot, and take in unique views. Whilst unified within the same map, our personal experiences are deeply felt with every step, and utterly personal. This interpretation forms the context of my work: if trust is a landscape, the best way for us to understand it, is to explore it, and to share our stories as we go.That's why I describe this work as a 'guided, reflective, journey'.…mehr

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Trust is complex, perhaps best viewed as a dynamic landscape. From our respective vantage points, we can all see across it, but as we hike through the terrain, trying to find each other, we tread slightly different paths, experience different conditions underfoot, and take in unique views. Whilst unified within the same map, our personal experiences are deeply felt with every step, and utterly personal. This interpretation forms the context of my work: if trust is a landscape, the best way for us to understand it, is to explore it, and to share our stories as we go.That's why I describe this work as a 'guided, reflective, journey'.
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Julian Stodd is a writer, researcher, artist, and explorer. His work explores the context of the Social Age, a place where technology has evolved what it means to be human. His work typically exists at the intersection of systems: Social Leadership, Social and Collaborative Learning, and views of Culture, Innovation, and Change held more as social movements than structural affairs. Julian has written seventeen books and works to a principle of #WorkingOutLoud, sharing iterations every day and frequently finding new ways to be wrong.