Trust doesn’t arrive all at once.
It accumulates.
In consistency. In follow-through. In how people behave when no one is watching.
We’ve seen how often chemistry gets mistaken for trust.
How momentum gets mistaken for alignment. How speed gets mistaken for confidence.
Real trust doesn’t rush.
It takes time because it’s tested — under pressure, under disagreement, under uncertainty.
And the moment trust is forced, it fractures.
We’ve learned to let it grow at its own pace.
Because anything that needs to be accelerated before it’s ready will eventually need to be repaired.
