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It’s vital to listen, to understand first. Otherwise you may be acting on assumptions that are totally incorrect…
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So often, the problems people have, both at work and at home, come because they don’t really Listen First.
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If companies don’t do market research to determine the needs and preferences of consumers before they produce products, they don’t make money.
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…Listen First means to listen with more than your ears; it means to also listen with your eyes and your heart.
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…when you have a foundation of Self Trust, sometimes the best voice to listen to is your own inner voice.
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…when you make a commitment, you build hope; when you keep it, you build trust. – Roger Merrill
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…commitments to people at home are every bit as important – or even more important – thatn commitments to people at work.
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Extend[ing] Trust… will help you become a more trusting leader.
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…senior leaders are actually complicit in helping to produce their employees’ distrust. It becomes a vicious downward cycle: People tend to not trust people who don’t trust them.
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Companies should trust people to work at home. Commuting kills so much time and energy that could be spent creating. – Sir Richard Branson
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