How to be an Extraordinary Leader Using The Science of Trust with Joe Folkman

In episode 16, we speak with Joe Folkman about leadership and trust. 

We discuss:

- Joe’s background as a psychometrician (psychologist who uses data to predict outcomes) who studies leadership

- How trust in society can predict GDP

- The impact of low trust inside an organisation

- The correlation between trust and leadership effectiveness

- The three behaviours that most affect gaining trust  (you do not want to miss these!) and why leaders should be asking for feedback

In his latest book Trifecta of Trust, Joe has collected a mountain of compelling data to make the irrefutable case for the value of trust in leadership. By mastering this leadership trust trifecta, you can increase your success and happiness, both in business and life.

Joe is a globally renowned psychometrician, best-selling author, and speaker on leadership, feedback, and organisational change. For over 30 years, Joe has been assessing and studying top leaders in every industry. He designs unique surveys and assessments utilizing a database comprised of over a million assessments on over 100,000+ leaders.

And in let's take this offline, my friend Annette Sloan and I break down the three biggest takeaways, plus we answer a question from our listener James, who has been asked by his manager to move to an exciting new area, however James is worried to say yes...  

 

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