Trusting in one's own goodness

Trusting in one's own goodness is explored through various perspectives in several podcast discussions:

1. Aubrey Marcus and Daniele Bolelli on True Goodness and Trust: They discuss how true goodness involves being kind and trusting even those who might not reciprocate. This idea aligns with Nietzsche's concept that to be like the sun, one must shine for everyone, regardless of how they are treated in return Aubrey Marcus Podcast 1.

2. Tara Brach on Basic Goodness: Tara Brach emphasizes the importance of trusting in our inherent goodness and love, despite the negativity in the world. She points out that deciding to see the world as inherently friendly can lead to more understanding and connection Ten Percent Happier with Dan Harris 2.

3. Jacqueline Mattis on Hope and Humanity: Jacqueline and Dan Harris talk about recognizing the capacity for goodness in oneself and others. They stress that acknowledging our own fallibility helps in seeing the inherent goodness in others, fostering hope and understanding across different groups Ten Percent Happier with Dan Harris 3.

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     True Goodness and Trust

     01:38:19
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     2

     Trusting the Gold

     00:26:13
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     3

     Finding Hope in Humanity

     01:09:41
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     Trust and Self-Discovery

     00:36:33

4. April Rinne on Self-Trust: April Rinne discusses the importance of rebuilding self-trust through small, consistent actions. She suggests that trusting oneself in little ways can gradually restore confidence and positively impact relationships with others Good Life Project 4.

These discussions collectively highlight that trusting in one's own goodness involves a blend of self-acceptance, continuous effort, and a positive outlook towards oneself and others.