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What to say when someone asks how they can trust you?
7 Simple Phrases That Make People Really Trust You
- 1. ” Frankly…”
- “And that’s really everything I know.”
- “This is my side of it.”
- 4. ” I truly/genuinely thought…”
- 5. ” Sometimes, I find that…”
- “That’s something I wouldn’t really consider.”
- 7. ” I just want you to say…”
How do you respond to don’t trust me?
The company may respond with, “What, you don’t you trust me?” You calmly reply, “It is not an issue of trust.
How can I make someone to trust me?
With lessons from sales, here’s how to get people to trust you quickly:
- Greet them warmly. Greet people as if you were greeting an old friend you hadn’t seen in a while.
- Talk slowly. Being a fast talker has negative connotations.
- Validate yourself.
- Listen intently.
- Ask great questions.
- Validate them.
What do you think about people who say ‘Trust Me’?
People who talk and feel the need to say “trust me,” not only remind me of sales people pushing some gimmick and hiding details, are usually in one of the “fake it until you make it” phases of life. It’s like a product that has issues and needs a strong sales staff or marketing campaign to turn a profit — smaller margins due to this overhead.
How do you know if a man is trustworthy or not?
Those who talk the loudest tend to have the least to say, and anyone who says “Trust me” is generally not trustworthy. A trustworthy man doesn’t need to ask you to trust him — because people already do. A liar says “Believe me,” but a truthful speaker never has to remind or beg others to believe him.
Why can’t I trust a man who extol his own virtues?
Generally because anyone that has to extol his own virtues is usually trying too hard to convince everyone — including himself. Those who talk the loudest tend to have the least to say, and anyone who says “ Trust me ,” is generally not trustworthy. A trustworthy man doesn’t need to ask you to trust him — because people already do.
Why is trust not an instruction to be followed?
Probably because trust is something you earn and not an instruction to be followed ,unless you are in the process of being rescued from a burning building. Context is relevant here. Trust is something that is given not ask for and I think trust shouldn’t be a issue, when the word trust comes up there is something that goes with it.