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Minda Harts: Bringing Trust Back to the Center of Work

Minda Harts: Bringing Trust Back to the Center of Work

Update: 2025-12-02
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Bestselling author and workplace equity expert Minda Harts outlines the seven trust languages from her book Talk to Me Nice and explains why trust must be treated as a daily leadership practice—not a corporate initiative. She shares how transparency, acknowledgment, security, and follow-through shape whether teams feel respected and safe enough to contribute their best work. Harts also challenges leaders to examine power dynamics, close expectation gaps, and recognize the influence middle managers hold in shaping culture. Minda shares data connecting trust to productivity, retention, and reduced anxiety, and offers practical ways to rebuild trust even in organizations facing uncertainty. This conversation will teach you how to build trust through clearer expectations, better communication, and consistent follow-through.
 
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Minda Harts: Bringing Trust Back to the Center of Work

Minda Harts: Bringing Trust Back to the Center of Work

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