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- Being trustworthy is not the equivalent of being flawless in character or performance.
- To be trustworthy means to be worthy of trust.
There are three commitments we need to make in choosing to be trustworthy:
1. I commit to do what I say I will do and when I don’t, I’ll tell you.
2. I commit to not over promise and under deliver. But, if it looks like that’s
where things are headed, I’ll tell you.
3. If you confront me about the gaps I have created between what you expected me to do and what I actually did, I’ll tell you the truth.