The Speed of Trust: The One Thing that Changes Everything Audiobook

" The Speed of Trust is a must-read. It captures the essence of what we need to be successful as humans, as professionals, as parents, as friends. I am living more clearly and compassionately. "

" This informative audiobook gave keen insights alongside anecdotes and research to provide a thorough understanding of trust. In addition, it provided tangible strategies that can easily be put into practice in business and personal relationships. "

" Great followup to 7 Habits. Necessary but not necessarily executed well. "

" Everyone should read this with an open mind and a willingness to change. I wish all the leaders in the school district would read and apply it. "

" Covey really hits a lot of different thoughts on this one. Trust in our leaders is at a painstaking low and deservedly so. If you are looking for ways to enhance the Trust that you display to your colleagues/family then I would certainly read this book. "

" Had to read this for graduate school. Was pleasantly surprised to enjoy the read. "

" So far, this book is amazing - so much to think about. He gives practical ways to learn how to have better relationships of trust. Even though this book was written for "business professionals" the information that he gives is extremely helpful for everyday life. "

" you can have a good moral code, but your abilty to demonstate that to others could be lacking. this has great input about developing your skills with intention and direction "

" Very simple and informative. A good guide to building trust, well worth the read "

" This is a discussion on trust and it's effect on relationships of all kinds. Everything from trust between individuals and to trust in a company or brand. Very interesting. "

" Lots of good advice for professionals today. "

" Steven Covey, son of Stephen Covey, "Seven Habits of Highly Effective People" talks about how quickly trust can cement or destroy relationships based on basic principles. "

" Mostly enjoyable and thought provoking. A little boring through parts of the book. I did enjoy reading all of the quotes that are scattered throughout the book. "

" Pretty basic principles. An easy,straight forward read. "

" Three stars only because the ideas within become repetitive. This book was given to me at a seminar. The underlying concept and tools the book discusses are very good, but they can be conveyed in a much shorter and simpler method than this. "

" Treat people decently, and they will trust you. Trust is a good thing. It's not exactly rocket science. "

" A powerful interpretation of trust as a fundamental personal and professional tool. Important in both contexts is its discussion about establishing trust with oneself. "

" Interesting, thought provoking information presented in an easily accessible format. I admit to not being a big fan of Covey. I find the solutions that are proposed oversimplified and superficial but nonetheless there is information worth considering here. "

" Helped in understanding how we can establish trust with everyone consistently. A Good practice guide "

" Too short but good info "

" A better writer than his father... sort of. This was pretty good although the premise is pretty basic. "

" The book seems fully of highly useful material; I just wish it was written with more intelligence and less ego. "

" VERY eye opening. It's common sense, but better. it's uncommon sense. Very instructive on how to have higher integrity, be more trustworthy and how to instill trust others. Very pivotal so far. "

" As always Stephen Covey give his audience information for contemplation. I took many helpful hints from this book. As well it helped validate many of my own thoughts and feelings. Good for anyone who is into growing themselves! "

" Rereading this one. It makes so much sense. Even though it is written from a business perspective it works for all aspects of life. "

" Weak message. Not much here worth acting upon that is life changing. Stick with The Seven Habits for more solid lessons. "

" This book is a 30 page book stretched out to 300+. The basic message of the book is good but too long. "

" Very simple and informative. A good guide to building trust, well worth the read "

" More great principles from the Covey family. Trust seems to be the central principle in all relationships including business relationships. Much of the red tape in business is due to lack of trust. Interesting perspective. "

" Rereading this one. It makes so much sense. Even though it is written from a business perspective it works for all aspects of life. "

" The book makes some great points and I hope the web site will a good resource. I found the content of the audio book a little lite though (a bit of a teaser to visit the web site). As long as the website's good it will have been a worthy read "

" More mandatory reading from the workplace. Pretty good stuff, but it's common sense--and for those for whom it isn't common sense, I don't think reading a book will help them. "

" Fantastic book. It helped me in understanding the very real importance of trust in business and in life. Great for salespeople and people in any kind of leadership role. I cannot recommend it highly enough. "

" This is a discussion on trust and it's effect on relationships of all kinds. Everything from trust between individuals and to trust in a company or brand. Very interesting. "

" Also read this one for work....the first two-thirds of the book were pretty good, but it was more difficult to maintain focus on the last section. "

" A well-written treatise on the core value of any successful enterprise or relationship: Trust. A must-read for any leader. Along with his father's seminal work, "7 Habits of Highly Effective People", a staple of any leader's library. "

" One of the best books I have read on trust. I love the way he tries to take what the corporate world will sometimes describe as a fuzzy concept, and then builds an economic model around it to demonstrate how an organization can rise or fall due to trust or the lack of it. "

" The Speed of Trust has the strongest argument for the benefits of trust in the workplace (and life generally) that I've read. It is worth revisting someday in the future. "

" I listened to it this audio book from start to finish this morning while on a long run. I found it very meaningful. It was so good that I want to listen to it again soon. "