The A to Z series was left unfinished belying the trust of the readers. Therefore, the quality of trust is picked ahead of truth for the letter "T". Trust is a delicate and defining emotion. Many would have come across the expression - set a thief to catch a thief. Henry L Simson gave a positive spin to it by stating as under:
The only way to make a man trustworthy is to trust him
Don Peppers gave another perspective to it by laying a new principle:
Being Trustworthy requires:
Doing the right thing
and
Doing things rights
Stephen Covey made Trust the foundation for any relationship in these words:
Trust is the glue of life.
It is the foundational principle that holds all relationships
John Pepper prescribed it as an antidote to fear in the following words:
Trust is the antidote that overcomes fear
– and
fear is the greatest inhibitor of all
to a relationship that welcomes and nurtures new ideas
The charitable Warren Buffet placed trust on par with air while propounding:
Trust is like the air we breathe –
when it’s present, nobody really notices;
when it’s absent, everybody notices
It was Richard Fragerlin who hit the nail on the head by not making the cause or the process but the result in these words:
Trust isn’t what we do; it is what results from what we do.
Thus, what better way to regain the trust of readers than trusting them to overlook the long hibernation in posting on the A to Z series.
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