Trust is the firm believe in the reliability, truth or ability of someone or something. 饾懘饾拞饾挀饾挀饾拪饾拏饾拵 饾懢饾拞饾拑饾挃饾挄饾拞饾挀 饾拝饾拪饾拕饾挄饾拪饾拹饾拸饾拏饾挀饾挌 define Trust as 饾櫅饾櫈饾櫑饾櫌 饾櫁饾櫄饾櫋饾櫈饾櫄饾櫅 饾櫈饾櫍 饾櫓饾櫇饾櫄 饾櫂饾櫇饾櫀饾櫑饾櫀饾櫂饾櫓饾櫄饾櫑, 饾櫒饾櫓饾櫑饾櫄饾櫍饾櫆饾櫓饾櫇, 饾櫎饾櫑 饾櫓饾櫑饾櫔饾櫓饾櫇 饾櫎饾櫅 饾櫒饾櫎饾櫌饾櫄饾櫎饾櫍饾櫄 饾櫎饾櫑 饾櫒饾櫎饾櫌饾櫄饾櫓饾櫇饾櫈饾櫍饾櫆.
Trust is like a foundation of any strong building, trust is like a big rod chaining a mansion, trust is like an underground pillar holding a tower, trust is like the strength of a solid bridge.
饾懞饾拹饾拲饾拪饾拝 饾懛饾拪饾拲饾拲饾拏饾挀饾挃
Whenever it is broken, things got soar. Everything stands at the verge of collapse.
Imagine a building with a cracked pillars, residents will be at risk of loosing their lives and properties.
饾應饾挀饾拏饾拕饾拰饾拞饾拝 饾懛饾拪饾拲饾拲饾拏饾挀饾挃
A bridge with a solid pillars is being used frequently and has traffic most times but once the pillars gets cracked or broken the road will be blocked and most of the road users will locate a different route
饾應饾挀饾拏饾拕饾拰饾拞饾拝 饾拑饾挀饾拪饾拝饾拡饾拞
In a business whenever trust is broken, the business owner risk of loosing many customers and in a relationship whenever trust is broken all the 饾檱饾櫎饾櫕饾櫄 turns to 饾檱饾櫎饾櫒饾櫄.
饾懇饾挀饾拹饾拰饾拞饾拸 饾懟饾挀饾挅饾挃饾挄
Just like a building can be reinforced and amended Trust can also be rekindled. Just as the bridge is still being feared so as customers will still fear trusting you they'll always suspect every move you make, your partner will always monitor your actions unlike they used to
The fact remains that no matter how you try to build a reinforce a bridge it cannot have 100% assured to it's users, once trust is broken it'll be very hard to take it back to it's original. 饾棢饾棽饾榾饾榾饾椉饾椈; always try hard to build a solid 饾挄饾挀饾挅饾挃饾挄 and never allow anything to come in between the trust that's being entrusted in you, it takes hours to pull a building but years, resources and hardworking to raise it again. Prevention is better than cure
