How to build trust in a relationship | Mitesh Khatri | Law of Attraction

1 Oct 2024 · 1 min

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In this short video, Paridhi Dhingra explains that the biggest mistake in relationships is neglecting trust. She introduces a metaphor that treats trust like a bank account filled with pebbles. Negative actions—rudeness, broken promises—are withdrawals that remove pebbles, while positive actions—keeping promises, giving compliments, doing favors—are deposits that add pebbles. The more deposits you make, the stronger the relationship becomes. She urges viewers to start actively making trust deposits and to follow her for more similar content.

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The biggest mistake people make in their relationships is they don't work on building trust. Here is what trust is. Trust is like an account. In this account right now, there are a lot of pebbles. So imagine if this is my relationship with you. If I am doing negative things with you, talking to you rudely, I'm removing this trust. If I tell you that I'm going to make a video today and I don't make a video, I'm removing that trust. But now you can keep depositing trust. If I tell you I will do something and I do it, that's a deposit. If I give you a compliment, that's a deposit. If I do something big for you as a favor, that's a big deposit. The more deposits you make, the more you build your relationship with anybody. So today onwards, start building deposits of trust. Keep following me for more such content. Bye.