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Leaders who do the right thing consistently, especially when there’s a cost or consequence, can be considered truly trustworthy. As we learn in this Executive Edge, successful leadership requires trust and extending trust can reap rewards in how it inspires and motivates employees. Leaders on all levels will gain self-satisfaction and confidence when they learn how to build and extend trust.

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