How Trustworthy Are You? 

Quiz Questions

• 1.
  You've heard someone say something nasty about your friend. What do you do? 

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    Pass it on. This is too juicy to keep to yourself.
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    Run away. You don't want to get involved.
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    Defend and correct.
• 2.
  You've accepted an invitation to dinner but you've just been invited to an event you really want to go to. What do you do?

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    I gave my word and  I keep it. Dinner it is!
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    I go but check out the other event as often as I can on my cell phone
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    You only live once! I'm heading to that event and partying!
• 3.
  I mentioned I would call today with the information. It's been a bit hectic lately so I...

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    Ignore you.
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    Explain how busy I am and wish you'd be more understanding.
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    I make the call and let them know how much time I have.
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  When asked to do a task that you are not equipped what do you do?

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    It's time to learn what I need to know
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    I fake it til I make it.
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    I'm sure I can fudge my way through it.
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  When I'm communicating with others I wonder if...

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    I'm talking to myself
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    It's all mindless chatter
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    I've got everyone's attention

Quiz Outcomes

• 1.
  You're trustworthy and likable - just like Tom Hanks.

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  Wow, You and Tom could hang out together. Tom Hanks is one of the most respected and trustworthy men in Hollywood. Is it because he is so authentic and reliable? Partly. He's also extremely caring of others and consistently outperforms others. On the set he is known to show up on time and keep his ego in check. Tom is what I would call a charismatic lead with high integrity. He practices gratitude daily and it shows. He knows how to leverage gratitude and happiness to increase his trust ability and you can too. The effect of gratitude on performance, mood, and well-being has been documented by leading Psychologist Dr. Martin Seligman. Happiness increases our ability to trust others. Click the link below to receive the free tool "Gratitude and the Science of Happiness" to measure your happiness factor. In addition to the Gratitude and the Science of Happiness tool, you will be signed up for a monthly trust newsletter. You can opt-out at any time!"
• 2.
  Kristen Stewart

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  Like Kristen Stewart, you are independent and don't always play by the rules. Kristen doesn't sugarcoat what she tells others and it can come across as harsh. She won't pigeonhole who she is and the ambiguity can make people feel they can't trust her. Her aloofness can come across as uncaring, and caring is an important component of trust. When Kristen allows people to see the person behind the image, trust increases. It's the same with you. When you are willing to be open and vulnerable, people trust you more. You can learn how to move the trust meter to the positive side. Are you willing to learn? Download your free Trust Meter Tool below. In addition to the Trust Meter Tool, you will be signed up for a monthly trust newsletter. You can opt-out at any time!"
• 3.
  Piers Morgan

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  Piers may be looking for a partner and you two would hit it off. You have strong opinions and aren't overly concerned about whether or not people agree or like you. Morgan believes it's not important to check the facts if he agrees with what is being said. In the final analysis it's all about the power, baby! Insensitive!? People should get over it! Like Piers, you can make your life run smoother by incorporating a few trust behaviours. In difficult conversation, seeing it from the 3rd perspective will help. Download your free copy of the Difficult Conversations tool. In addition to the Difficult Conversations tool, you will be signed up for a monthly trust newsletter. You can opt-out at any time!"