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8. Breach of Trust
Navigating the aftermath of breached trust is a delicate process, demanding strategic actions and thoughtful communication.
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7. From Insecurity to Self-Confidence
Bold steps can significantly boost self-confidence, especially when viewed in hindsight as successful precedents.
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6. Self-Confidence Stems from Practical Experience
The fastest way to enhance self-confidence is to “get your hands dirty.”
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3. Trust Means Delegation
Leaders who constantly interfere in day-to-day business because they think they know best are not only unbearable. They usually have a serious trust problem that needs solving first.
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2. Trust: Whoever Gives It Receives It
Why a leap of faith is the initial spark for successful cooperation.
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1. Trust: Why?
If you can’t rely on anything, you get nothing done.
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