Trust

It is the backbone to create and sustain any relationship in our life

With ourselves (physical, emotinal and spiritual)
With our partners
With our family
With our peers
With our customers

Why is it relevant?

Trust allows communication, which bolsters interactions

In "The Speed of Trust," Stephen M.R. Covey outlines four core components of trust:

Integrity: Covey defines integrity as the character aspect of trust. It involves honesty, truthfulness,and adherence to strong moral and ethical principles.
Intent: Intent refers to the motive or agenda behind actions. Trustworthy individuals or organizations demonstrate genuine care and consideration for the well-being of others, rather than self-serving motives.
Capabilities: Capabilities encompass competence, skills, and reliability. Trustworthy individuals and organizations demonstrate the ability to deliver results consistently and effectively.
Results: Results are the outcomes or track record that build trust over time. Trustworthy individuals and organizations demonstrate a history of achieving positive results and fulfilling commitments.