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The Speed of Trust summary: Stephen M. R. Covey’s playbook for cutting the hidden tax — four cores of credibility, 13 behaviors,…
Read Summary →Stephen M. R. Covey
"The operator who priced trust as speed and cost."
Stephen M. R. Covey is a leadership thinker and the author of The Speed of Trust. The eldest son of Stephen R. Covey, he ran Covey Leadership Center as CEO, helped merge it with Franklin Quest to form FranklinCovey, and now leads FranklinCovey’s Global Speed of Trust Practice. A Harvard MBA, he treats trust as an economic driver rather than a soft virtue.
1 book·Trust & Leadership
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Key Ideas & Recurring Themes
Trust is an economic driver
When trust goes up, speed goes up and cost goes down. Low trust is a tax; high trust is a dividend.
Four cores of credibility
Integrity, intent, capabilities, and results. Miss one and people feel it.
Notable Quotes
"Trust is not a soft, social virtue. It's a hard-edged economic driver."— The Speed of Trust
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The Speed of Trust Summary & Review: Cut the Hidden Tax
The Speed of Trust summary: Stephen M. R. Covey’s playbook for cutting the hidden tax — four cores of credibility, 13 behaviors, and a 7-day plan to raise speed.