The TrustBuilder Podcast

How can advocating for yourself strengthen trust, confidence, and personal growth?
In this episode of the TrustBuilder® Podcast, Kari explores the importance of self-advocacy, authenticity, and creating environments where people feel comfortable showing up as themselves. Drawing from her experience in the yoga industry, she shares how challenging traditional expectations, encouraging individuality, and giving people the confidence to make their own choices can build lasting trust.
The conversation also explores why setting boundaries can feel uncomfortable, how our upbringing influences the way we ask for what we need, and why approaching self-advocacy with curiosity, generosity, and confidence can lead to stronger relationships personally and professionally.

What role does trust play in education, leadership, and personal growth? In this episode of the TrustBuilder® Podcast, Sinéad Voorhees of Whitworth University explores how credibility, character, and meaningful relationships shape the way we learn and lead.
From rethinking traditional graduate admissions to helping students recognize their potential, Sinead shares why asking thoughtful questions, believing in people, and making others feel valued are powerful trust builders.
The conversation also explores how education can strengthen insight-based trust, why character matters alongside credentials, and the lasting impact of relationships built on mutual trust.

In this episode of the TrustBuilder Podcast, Scott and Morgan sit down with Lars Gilberts to explore what it means to trust yourself.
They discuss the impact of self-talk, why we’re often kinder to others than ourselves, and how learning to accept compliments, recognize our strengths, and give ourselves grace can shape the way we build trust with others.
Tune in for an honest conversation about self-awareness, personal growth, and building a healthier relationship with yourself.

As TrustBuilder approaches its two-year anniversary, Scott and Morgan take a moment to reflect on the journey of building a business from the ground up.
They share the risks, challenges, insecurities, and lessons that have shaped both the company and themselves along the way, from overcoming the fear of failure to learning how to embrace feedback, keep growing, and fight for the people beside you.
This episode is a candid look at what it means to take a chance on something you believe in, build alongside people you trust, and stay committed through both the hard days and the rewarding ones.
Tune in for a two-year reflection on growth, risk, teamwork, and the journey of building TrustBuilder.

In this episode of the TrustBuilder® Podcast, Scott Linklater and Morgan Hartanov sit down with Travis Daniels of Dale Carnegie to explore why “soft skills” may be more valuable than ever in an increasingly digital and AI-driven workplace.
They discuss the timeless power of curiosity, listening, communication, and seeing situations from another person’s point of view, and how these simple, people-centered skills create stronger relationships and build trust. Travis also shares insights from nearly two decades with Dale Carnegie and why becoming genuinely interested in others remains one of the most powerful principles for leaders and teams.
Tune in to learn how intentional communication, genuine connection, and a willingness to listen can strengthen trust in the workplace and beyond.

Trust is more than closing a deal, it's creating confidence in every conversation.
In this episode of the TrustBuilder® Podcast, Morgan Hartanov sits down with third-generation realtor Riley Long to discuss how trust is built in today's rapidly changing real estate market. From navigating AI and market uncertainty to understanding generational differences and avoiding common trust breakers, Riley shares practical insights that apply far beyond real estate.
Listen now to discover how creating space, not pressure, can build trust that lasts.

n this episode of the TrustBuilder® Podcast, Scott Linklater and Morgan Hartanov are joined by leadership coach Hannah Poush to discuss how trust is built during life's hardest moments.
They explore why difficult conversations matter, how embarrassment can become a catalyst for growth, and how coaching helps leaders build confidence, self-awareness, and the courage to lead with intention. Tune in for practical insights on strengthening trust when it matters most.

Trust starts long before a project begins, it starts with the people you invite into your business.
In this episode of the TrustBuilder® Podcast, Kendra Wiiest and Lauren from Profectus join the conversation to discuss how trust influences hiring, client relationships, and healthy team culture. They share why shared values matter, how leaders can recover after mistakes, and why authenticity, transparency, and accountability are essential for lasting trust.
If you're looking to build stronger teams and healthier business relationships, this episode is full of practical insights you can put into action.

In this episode of the TrustBuilder® Podcast, Scott Linklater and Brad Williams explore how encouragement and achievement work together to build trust. They discuss why some people trust through results while others trust through connection, and why both are essential for healthy relationships and strong teams.
The conversation also examines when encouragement can backfire, the importance of authenticity, and practical ways leaders, parents, and teammates can support others through challenges.
Filled with real stories and actionable insights, this episode offers a practical look at how thoughtful encouragement can strengthen trust in everyday relationships.

In this episode of the TrustBuilder® Podcast, Scott and Brad are joined by leadership consultant, executive coach, and Gonzaga University professor Greg Husted to discuss the little things that build, or break, trust.
Together, they explore how everyday habits like showing up on time, owning mistakes, communicating honestly, and taking responsibility can strengthen relationships over time. They also examine how small slips add up, why trust looks different for different people, and what leaders can do to create cultures built on accountability and positive intent.
If you're leading a team, navigating workplace relationships, or looking to build stronger connections, this episode offers practical insights into how trust is built through the small moments that matter most.