Jul 27, 2026 · 17 min · 11 segments
Ever wonder why you double-check one person's work but never think twice about another's? That gap isn't about skill; it's about trust. In this episode, Dr. William Attaway breaks down the three…
William AttawayHost
I want you to think of one person on your team that you'd hand a hard problem to without checking their work afterward.
Someone where if they told you it was handled, you'd actually believe it was handled.
Someone whose work you find yourself quietly double-checking, even when you can't fully explain why.
And today we're talking about what actually builds it what quietly destroys it, usually without you noticing until it's already gone, and what you can do about it starting this week.
I want you to think of one person on your team that you'd hand a hard problem to without checking their work afterward.
Someone where if they told you it was handled, you'd actually believe it was handled.
Someone whose work you find yourself quietly double-checking, even when you can't fully explain why.
And today we're talking about what actually builds it what quietly destroys it, usually without you noticing until it's already gone, and what you can do about it starting this week.
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