Oprah and Friends XM Radio
“My research has shown me that a huge piece of living your best life is surrounding yourself with people who are trustworthy.“
USA Today
“And it’s not just money Americans have lost. They need to recover from a betrayal of trust by financial and political leaders, says Linda Stroh, an organizational psychologist and author of Trust Rules.“
Chicago Tribune
“Successful people follow a protocol, however, unconscious, for choosing people they trust.“
Pittsburgh Post Gazette
“Many people claim to have a gut feeling for whether they can trust someone, but Linda Stroh, a professor at Loyola University Chicago Graduate School of Business, says her research convinced her that people’s so-called instinct is the result of accumulated experience.“
The News-Gazette, Champaign, IL.
“Stroh’s book is good and helpful. Trust me.“
US News & World Report
“Recommended by US News and World Report’s Best of Business Section for Executives’ Nightstand.”
Chicago Tribune
“Trust makes us vulnerable which is why many find it difficult. When we trust others, we expect that we are safe with them.“
WSJ.COM
“Stroh claims we have to ask ourselves what’s important in life, and fully understand the trade-offs we’re making when we accept a relocation or engage in a commuter marriage. None of it is easy.“
Arizona Republic
“People can learn who to include in their inner circle and who to leave out. Stroh also gives advice on how to become more trustworthy themselves.“
Colorado Springs Gazette
“Rather than a gut check, Stroh recommends assessing trust using a 20-item checklist of characteristics.“