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I think this is advice for the beginning, then as the relationship lasts, trust naturally replaces this mindset. @simonsinek would say somewhere between 1 week and 7 years 
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It is a tremendous and almost offensive waste of someone's time to spend *seven* *years* with one foot out the door. Frankly, men can afford this and women cannot.
Aside from wasting years playing a game that nobody can win, you also face a pretty high likelihood that the person who stayed with you on the condition that they can expect you to leave at any moment may lose interest as soon as you go off-script.
There is a trust arc that has to develop organically, but there are also plenty of people who don't know what they want with each other, fear commitment or simply lie about their willingness to commit. If you send these signals, it'll be reflected in the people you attract.
Yeah, I think Simon meant something like this: One week is not enough time to build up trust -> trust = something wrong Seven years is too long to not have developed trust -> no trust = something wrong
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