EP80:Credibility Starts with You

Small Habits Big Changes

In this episode, Marcell Hanson discusses the essence of credibility and why some people are more trustworthy than others. She explores how you can create and maintain credibility, both in personal and professional contexts, by first mastering it within yourself.

Marcell shares personal insights on how small, consistent actions like staying hydrated, eating whole foods, and maintaining good sleep habits build the foundation for discipline. This internal consistency translates into external trustworthiness. Marcell emphasizes that if you can’t honor the commitments you make to yourself, you’ll struggle to maintain credibility with others.

She also reflects on her experiences running businesses and interacting with clients, highlighting how good communication, responsiveness, and consistent behavior build long-term trust. According to Marcell, credibility requires discipline, which she defines simply as doing what you say you will do reliably and consistently.

In a world where small businesses often fail due to poor cash flow and mismanagement, Marcell urges her audience to start with themselves. She explains that building credibility doesn’t mean being perfect but rather being aware of your actions. Mistakes happen, but it’s awareness that allows you to quickly get back on track.

Through relatable anecdotes, Marcell reminds listeners that credibility is like a muscle: it gets stronger with use but can atrophy if neglected. The episode closes with a powerful reminder that trust and credibility begin with the self—and from there, they extend to others.

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