Believing in the integrity, ability, or character of another is easier said than done. In a democracy, however, trust must exist between the people and their elected officials. On the program. It's been torn really almost to pieces. Playing the role of the President in the hypothetical case study, she insists upon setting an example by trusting her Chief of Staff, who has denied a charge that he has used drugs.
Most people have a good idea about the kind of people they feel they can trust.
And if he opens his fingers to let it out, he need not hope to find himself again. During your meals this week with family or friends, talk about the promises you make to each other and to yourselves. Consider the subtle ways in which we often let our promises slip through our fingers.