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Trust is Everything: Become the Leader Others will Follow
This is a book for anyone who wants to be a more effective leader or manager by building trust with others.
- GenresBusiness
252 pages, Paperback
First published May 12, 2008
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June 27, 2021
I recently participated in a class led by Karen & Aneil and was impressed by their insights, experience, and valuable guidance in exploring strengths-based leadership. So I dove into Trust is Everything with excitement, and the small investment of time to race through the book has already paid dividends. Much like I observed in their class, Karen & Aneil have a true gift for communicating the complex art of building trust in a clear, concise, and compelling way.
As a professional about to embark on a new stage of leadership in my career, I wanted to identify a simple framework to help me focus on first principles and build trust with my team. Trust is Everything is precisely that - is simple “how-to” guide that clearly outlines the principal elements of trust and offers clear & simple tools & advice on how to implement each step. Practically jargon-free, the book stands out from other books on leadership by its direct, practical, and personal approach. And it is by no means simply a “business book,” but rather a practical toolset for building trusting relationships in every walk of life.
Many thanks, Aneil & Karen!
As a professional about to embark on a new stage of leadership in my career, I wanted to identify a simple framework to help me focus on first principles and build trust with my team. Trust is Everything is precisely that - is simple “how-to” guide that clearly outlines the principal elements of trust and offers clear & simple tools & advice on how to implement each step. Practically jargon-free, the book stands out from other books on leadership by its direct, practical, and personal approach. And it is by no means simply a “business book,” but rather a practical toolset for building trusting relationships in every walk of life.
Many thanks, Aneil & Karen!
December 3, 2011
This business success handbook is chock full of reasonable and common sense advice for the prospective trusted leader. It reads perhaps too easily and is logically ordered. I am a bit uncomfortable that so many conclusions are drawn from a handful of organizational examples. But even with that in mind, following the author's advice would likely improve any organization.
May 13, 2009
Great guide for managers and entrepreneurs.
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January 4, 2013I am the co-author of this book.
January 22, 2013
We wrote it!
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