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Summary: The Speed of Trust: Review and Analysis of Covey's Book
The must-read summary of Stephen M. Covey's book "The Speed of The One Thing That Changes Everything".This complete summary of the ideas from Stephen M. Covey's book "The Speed of Trust" shows that trust is a hard-nosed business asset which can deliver quantifiable economic value. This helpful outline will help you to manage this asset, by giving you ways to build and enhance trust, both in and outside your business. Added-value of this • Save time • Understand the key concepts • Expand your business knowledgeTo learn more, read "The Speed of Trust" and discover how to win people's trust for better results!
43 pages, Kindle Edition
First published February 15, 2013
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February 3, 2018
Great Summary on Trust
This is really a book on treating people with respect and empowering them to make mistakes and to resolve those mistakes. No one is perfect nor should our expectations of them be perfect. Trust is like respect; one must command it though their actions and examples, which leads to credibility by employees, peers and community. Good read. ~mdbii
This is really a book on treating people with respect and empowering them to make mistakes and to resolve those mistakes. No one is perfect nor should our expectations of them be perfect. Trust is like respect; one must command it though their actions and examples, which leads to credibility by employees, peers and community. Good read. ~mdbii
October 25, 2018
Great basics and core principles
Going back to the basics and firmly building those basics is more vastly important than all the smaller nuances of success. Without the strong/solid core of trust in yourself, trust in others and the willingness to build trust the organization will ultimately fail.
This summary reminds that trust is built over time,.
Going back to the basics and firmly building those basics is more vastly important than all the smaller nuances of success. Without the strong/solid core of trust in yourself, trust in others and the willingness to build trust the organization will ultimately fail.
This summary reminds that trust is built over time,.
January 29, 2020
Good book quantified trust
Good reading , trust can be quantified & measure , glad i read it because it help recognize pattern but i hope it would show more pattern recognition than base theory
Good reading , trust can be quantified & measure , glad i read it because it help recognize pattern but i hope it would show more pattern recognition than base theory
March 29, 2021
It’s a quick summary
It is a summary and yes it’s quick to read and understand
Assuming it has captured all the key elements of the original book it’s a great way to learn faster.
It is a summary and yes it’s quick to read and understand
Assuming it has captured all the key elements of the original book it’s a great way to learn faster.
September 24, 2017
A Good Book for building trust
This book is to the point in discussing trust
It will benefit you in your personal and business life
It deserves this rating and not less
This book is to the point in discussing trust
It will benefit you in your personal and business life
It deserves this rating and not less
January 29, 2023
great points!
Trust is earned not given, great points about the important of trust for all leaders. Understanding the benefits of trust and teamwork are vital.
Trust is earned not given, great points about the important of trust for all leaders. Understanding the benefits of trust and teamwork are vital.
October 30, 2021
Ok so trust is a simple basic thing that we urgently need to hold on to, intra or interpersonally.
July 29, 2016
Speed of Trust
Trust is all about providing value. I think Coveys timeless classic still rings true today evermore than it did when it first came out.
Trust is all about providing value. I think Coveys timeless classic still rings true today evermore than it did when it first came out.
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