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About CoveyLink

Stephen M. R. Covey and Greg Link are the founders of CoveyLink where they instill trust into sales and leadership through keynotes and training based on Covey’s New York Times and Wall Street Journal #1 bestseller, The Speed of Trust: The One Thing That Changes Everything (Simon & Schuster, Trade edition 2008).

What We Are Up To (Our Mission and Intent)

If you are going to be up to something, why not be up to something great?

We influence influencers.

We believe that a powerful, Global renaissance of trust has begun. Sparked by recent world events, business ethics, and the transparency of conversations enabled by the worldwide web, this call for a renaissance of high trust leadership is reverberating around the globe.

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• Books (29)
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• Globalization/Flat World (39)
• Health/Vitality (2)
• High Performance (18)
• Influence (43)
• Leadership (37)
• Lighten Up (5)
• Management (14)
• Market Trust–Reputation (24)
• Measuring Trust (9)
• Organizational Trust–Alignment (17)
• Relationship Trust–Behavior (13)
• Sales & Marketing (5)
• Self Trust–Credibility (12)
• Societal Trust–Contribution (24)
• Speed of Trust (68)
• Strategy (5)
• Trustwork vs. Social Network (2)

Blogroll

• Asia Business
• Authentic Happiness–Learned Optimism
• Businessweek
• Center for Ethics and Business
• Chris Anderson Long Tail Author
• Daniel Goleman author of Emotional Inteligence
• Daniel Pink: Whole New Mind
• Edelman Trust Barometer
• Extraordinary Lives Blog Singapore
• Fast Company
• Forbes.com Leadership
• Fortune Magazine Best Companies to work for 2008
• Fred Reichheld Author The Ultimate Question
• Guy Kawasaki How to Change the World
• Leaders in London
• Maclean.Ca Business Blog Canada
• Open Heart Management Middle East
• Rich Karlgaard Forbes.com
• Scobleizer Microsoft Apple Evangelist
• Seth Godin
• Steve Farber Extreme Leadership
• Steve Rubel Edelman Worldwide
• Tim Sanders
• Tom Peters
• World Economic Forum

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