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trust

Trust is not one move — it's a set of practices. This drawer holds 5 folders that each work a different part of it: give up control and guide by voice (Minefield), keep an explicit record of promises and needs (The Reliability Ledger), lay the shared history of what grew, broke, and repaired trust on one line (The Trust Timeline), measure psychological safety on four questions and fix the lowest (The Safety Check), and step into a circle to see how much you already share (Step In If…). Every one prints and runs in 15–25 minutes with poker-spec cards and an A3 poster — no account, no projector.

Minefield Listed Assessment One blindfolded, one guiding by voice only — trust built one direction at a time, with a safety card read aloud every session. Walker and navigator cards plus a pre/post measure. 8–20 people 20 min offline soft obstacles trust The Reliability Ledger Listed Write what you'll reliably do and what you quietly need, surface the unspoken expectation, commit one repair with an owner and a check-in date. Printable cards. 4–10 people 25 min offline + online print props trust The Trust Timeline Listed Plot the moments trust grew, broke, and got repaired, read what breaks and rebuilds it here, then repair one live break with an owner and a date. Printable cards. 4–10 people 25 min offline + online print props trust The Safety Check Listed Rate four safety questions privately, reveal the bars, and fix the lowest one with one committed behavior. Printable cards. 4–12 people 20 min offline + online print props trust Step In If… Listed Read a statement to a circle; whoever it's true for steps in and is seen. No explanation. Printable cards. 8–20 people 15 min offline + online print props trust

fitting this into a 90-minute session

Trust work is the hardest to schedule: one exercise shows a room what it avoids, it repairs nothing. Put it early, read the safety rules out loud, and keep half the block for the debrief — that is where the lesson actually lands.
One folder is not an agenda. Fit it into the five-block shape in How to design a 90-minute workshop: wake them, run something real, protect the energy, run it deeper, send them out with a date on paper.
Compare by the room, not the category. The scenario shelves say what survives a video call, a 15-minute slot or twenty people: Quick & short, Remote-friendly, Large group.
The drawer grows. New folders land as they are filed — see what has been filed, or get them in your inbox.

paper first, optional after

Every folder above prints and runs with markers only — no account, no projector. If you want the same measure as a live form, or answers on the room's big screen, each folder page carries an optional section for it: FormLM builds the online pre/post, QRCard-AI runs the scan-and-display half. Neither is required to use what you downloaded.