This is a YouTube video titled "The power of honest and transparent training" containing a conversation between two speakers discussing the importance of honesty, humility, and trust in training and client relationships. The dialogue emphasizes adapting to individual needs and maintaining integrity to build trust. The speakers are not identified as Beverley Simpson.
And like that's the real thing because no one actually fits the textbook. We. Everything is generalized and all that stuff. Nobody fits the textbook. So you've gotta be able to adjust things on the fly to the person in front of you and be humble enough to know when you don't know the answer. Because people will rather will way more appreciate if you say, I don't know. Let me get back to you on that one. Versus you just making up some nonsense which you know that you're lying, they know that you know that you're lying and then they don't trust you, they don't get the results and then they're no longer a client and it's just a downward spiral to nowhere.
Absolutely. Like a deep sense of trust in process is essential. Right. And if you break that, it's hard.
To get that back. And it's okay to make mistakes for anyone who's, who's a beginner. Like we all make mistakes.
