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In this brief dialogue, Speaker A emphasizes that group members must develop deep trust and feel safe enough to be vulnerable. To foster this, a safe space must be intentionally created, and concrete results should be tracked and shared rather than relying solely on spoken memory, which can be easily forgotten. Speaker B reinforces that these practices—enhanced trust, vulnerability, and shared data—quickly increase bonding among members, accelerating group cohesion.

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