Short sentences about trust. Short sentences about trust.

I hope that I will have enough steadfastness and virtue to retain what I consider the most enviable of all titles: that of an honest man.

Believe in others, respect others, believe that others think about you, and respect other people’s ideal choices.

Trust is the cool wind in summer and the burning fire in winter; trust is the frankness between people and the honesty between hearts; trust is the virtue of being a human being and the realm of life.

Trust! It is a noble thing that no one can buy with money, and no one can fight for it with temptation or force. It comes from the depths of a person's soul and is a clear spring living in the soul. It can save the soul. Nourish the soul and fill the mind with purity and confidence.

Confucius said: A person cannot stand without faith. It means that without integrity, people have no place to stand. It can be seen that integrity is worth a lot of money to us. It only takes a matter of seconds to lose integrity, but it is even more difficult to regain integrity.

Happiness is for feeling, not for comparison. Life is for management, not for calculation. Emotions are meant to be maintained, not tested. Lovers are meant to care for, not to hurt. Money is for giving, not for measuring. Lies are meant to be broken, not whitewashed. Trust is meant to be accumulated, not challenged.

Trust means that when you buy something without change, the boss still puts the thing into your hand with a smile and sends you out the door with a smile; trust means that the teacher is not in the classroom when you are taking the exam. Invigilate the exam, but no one cheats; trust is when you see a beggar on the street, and your friends tell you that he is a liar, but you still rummage through your body and hand the beggar a dollar of pocket money.

Honesty and diligence should be your permanent companions.

Everyone should have self-respect, self-confidence, and independence, otherwise they are slaves.

The confidence we have in ourselves will cause others to sprout confidence in us.

He who knows others is wise, and he who knows himself is wise.

Instead of exaggerating nonsense, it is better to declare that smart, wise and humble aphorism: "I don't know."

If everyone is not willing to take the first step of trust Our world will stop moving forward. Some people say that if you give trust, I will be hurt. Then I say, if you don’t give trust, you will lose more. If you refuse trust because of one injury, then you are not refusing. 1