“When trust is present (in the workplace) … There’s a sense of accountability in terms of everyone’s role. There’s a sense of safety to speak up when something’s wrong without fear of retribution or malice … And when that’s present, it changes everything.” That’s according to trust expert, author, speaker and coach, Roy Reid, APR, CPRC.

In this episode of the Inspiring Wholeness podcast, presented by AdventHealth in partnership with the Orlando Business Journal, Reid joins co-author of The Trust Transformation, Dr. Omayra Mansfield, MHA, FACEP, chief medical officer of AdventHealth Apopka, to discuss how trust can transform your life. They explore opportunities to become intentional about earning, cultivating, repairing and restoring trust in professional and personal relationships.

Listen to this episode to learn about:

• How a training workshop at AdventHealth evolved into the publication of Reid and Mansfield’s book (2:23)
• The four attributes of transformational trust (4:08)
• Reid’s miraculous recovery of a rare, life-threatening heart condition with only a 2% survival rate (5:55)
• The impact of COVID-19 on trust (8:38)
• The importance of building trust in yourself (11:34)
• How trust plays a role in corporate catastrophes (20:52)
• The future impact of trust on organizational cultures (23:09)

“Trust is our currency,” Mansfield said. “When you build up those trusting relationships, it can have a benefit on your health and well-being — your mental health, reducing stress and anxiety, depression.”

Learn more about improving professional and personal relationships through the transformational power of trust at roywreid.com.

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