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This is why you should take this course
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Only 47.5% of leaders consider trustworthiness to be the most important quality in their employees, but 60% of employees consider trustworthiness to be the most important quality in their boss. More than the next 4 qualities combined
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If you create an environment of trust, your employees will be 74% less stressed, 106% more energized, 29% more satisfied with their job, 50% less burnt out, 50% more productive, and 76% more engaged
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85% of people want to be more trusted at work. 46% want to be MUCH more trusted
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76% of people report moderate, low, or very low levels of trust in their organizations. 45% report low or very low levels
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18.3% of people working in organizations said don’t have a single person they can trust at work
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72% of employees perform better when they get autonomy to do their job as they know how
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Course curriculum
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Introduction
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70 Habits for Trusted Leaders Course Introduction
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About your Instructor
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Trusted Leader Introduction 1: Foreword
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Trusted Leader Introduction 2: Why is it important to be a trustworthy leader?
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Trusted Leader Introduction 3: What is trust, anyway?
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Trusted Leader Introduction 4: The Trustactions Model
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Links to Get the Book
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70 Habits for Trusted Leaders
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70+1 Habits for Trusted Leaders: The Complete List
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Trusted Leader Habit 1: Be good at what you do
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Trusted Leader Habit 2: Know what your people are doing
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Trusted Leader Habit 3: Have experience "in the trenches"
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Trusted Leader Habit 4: Do what you say
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Trusted Leader Habit 5: What happened one inch outside the frame never happened
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Trusted Leader Habit 6: Watch your social media footprint
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Trusted Leader Habit 7: Expose your team to external challenges
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Trusted Leader Habit 8: Shield your team from internal challenges
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Trusted Leader Habit 9: Get resources
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Trusted Leader Habit 10: Get top level recognition
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Trusted Leader Habit 11: Give autonomy
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Trusted Leader Habit 12: "Her confidence"
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Trusted Leader Habit 13: Recognize success
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Trusted Leader Habit 14: Accept, but don't celebrate failure
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Trusted Leader Habit 15: Identify the common enemy
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Trusted Leader Habit 16: Tell the truth
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Trusted Leader Habit 17: Be an open book
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Trusted Leader Habit 18: Explain why
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Trusted Leader Habit 19: Be predictable
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Trusted Leader Habit 20: Don't expect--ask!
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Trusted Leader Habit 21: What do we have in common?
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Trusted Leader Habit 22: Know what you don't have in common
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Trusted Leader Habit 23: Don't assume--ask!
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Trusted Leader Habit 24: Don't badmouth others
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Trusted Leader Habit 25: Avoid BCC
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Trusted Leader Habit 26: Say "I can't tell you"
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Trusted Leader Habit 27: Incentives, when?
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Trusted Leader Habit 28: Give team rewards
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Trusted Leader Habit 29: Provide fair compensation
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Trusted Leader Habit 30: Don't use authority
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Trusted Leader Habit 31: Get a similar office or cubicle
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Trusted Leader Habit 32: Put as much effort
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Trusted Leader Habit 33: Set and stick to ground rules
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Trusted Leader Habit 34: Start with trust
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Trusted Leader Habit 35: Ask for help
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Trusted Leader Habit 36: Don't ask of others what you don't demand of yourself
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Trusted Leader Habit 37: Be on time
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Trusted Leader Habit 38: Be available
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Trusted Leader Habit 39: Respect other people's time
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Trusted Leader Habit 40: Follow up, on time
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Trusted Leader Habit 41: Spend time with each employee
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Trusted Leader Habit 42: First impression
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Trusted Leader Habit 43: Get your butt out of your office
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Trusted Leader Habit 44: Body language of email
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Trusted Leader Habit 45: Own your side of communications
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Trusted Leader Habit 46: Be vulnerable
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Trusted Leader Habit 47: Don't abuse the employee's vulnerability
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Trusted Leader Habit 48: Respect employee's boundaries
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Trusted Leader Habit 49: Perform teambuilding
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Trusted Leader Habit 50: Civilian life
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Trusted Leader Habit 51: Don't be politically correct, but don't be a jackass, either
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Trusted Leader Habit 52: Say what you mean, mean what you say
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Trusted Leader Habit 53: Watch your tone and body language
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Trusted Leader Habit 54: Watch your employee's tone and body language
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Trusted Leader Habit 55: Hold "hot seat" sessions
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Trusted Leader Habit 56: Admit to your flaws (but don't accept them)
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Trusted Leader Habit 57: Be a cheerleader
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Trusted Leader Habit 58: Bottom line first or last?
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Trusted Leader Habit 59: Say "I don't know"
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Trusted Leader Habit 60: Say "I was wrong"
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Trusted Leader Habit 61: Use empathy
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Trusted Leader Habit 62: Listen with intent
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Trusted Leader Habit 63: Take a break, give opportunity for questions
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Trusted Leader Habit 64: Give direct and honest feedback
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Trusted Leader Habit 65: Ask for feedback and be receptive to it
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Trusted Leader Habit 66: Reduce your own sensitivity--don't get defensive
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Trusted Leader Habit 67: Be humble
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Trusted Leader Habit 68: Love what you do
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Trusted Leader Habit 69: Bad is 3 times stronger than good
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Trusted Leader Habit 70: Humor and sarcasm, appropriate?
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Trusted Leader Habit +1: Know when to give up
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My Action Plan
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How to Create a New Habit that will make me more Trusted as a Leader?
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Meet your Instructor

Author, The Book of Trust
Yoram Solomon
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Frequently Asked Questions
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How long does this course take?
You determine the pace in which you take this course. There are 78 videos, amounting to 173 viewing minutes. It's up to you how fast you can go through it.
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Who is this course made for?
If you are a leader in an organization, whether for-profit or non-profit, large or small, and feel you want to be more trusted by your employees, this course is for you. You don't need to have any prior knowledge, and there are no prerequisites to taking this course.
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What should I expect as the outcome from this course?
Great question! You are here because you want to be more trusted by your employees. This means that you are not feeling as trusted as you should be. This course will give you the top 70 habits that I found to be practiced by the most trusted leaders. You may need to improve one of them, some of them, all of them, or none of them.
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What are the benefits of being more trusted at work?
Research showed that in high-trust organizations, people are 74% less stressed, 76% more engaged, and experience 106% more energy, 29% higher job satisfaction, and 40% less burnout. High trust companies are 64% more productive and innovative, experience 13% fewer sick days, and deliver 286% more to their shareholders.