Trust is the combination of intent and expertise. They are not equal sides of the equation. Expertise is important, but intent is the most important. Having the right intent is the key and most critical element of the trust equation. Intent. Intent. Intent. If you intent is not in the best interest or at least mutual interest of the other party, then trust will never build. Even if you are the best at what you do.
Guy
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