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 ===== Trust =====
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+You can never truly trust in what information is presented, you can only extrapolate from what you know and from historical records to make decisions. Thus your desire to trust in something is a personal decision, but it still either generates a bad record or a good one. (See [[education|Leveraging stewardship & education]])
-You can never truly trust in what information is presented, you can only extrapolate from what you know and from historical records to make decisions, thus your desire to trust in something is a personal decision, but it still either generates a bad record or a good one. (See [[education|Leveraging stewardship & education]])
+When it comes to records, the ledger system of accounting is the easiest for deciphering information. So you can more easily see, search through, and filter information of actions and their results.
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-The ledger system of accounting is the easiest for deciphering information. So you can more easily see, search through, and filter records of actions and their results.
 ===== Growth problems and reflective strategy =====
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 ===== Rewards, appreciation, and incentives =====
 Some think that rewards corrupt an individual's sense of doing something and not expecting anything in return. That doing so means they will then always expect the reward and won’t perform the task if it is no longer available, leading to environmental problems, or other social ills.