The Interests of Buyer and Seller are Never Aligned? Never Is a Long Time. Posted by By Charles H. Green September 14, 2010 Sales and sellers get a terrible name: it's time for a manifesto of buyer-seller positive relationships.
The Trust Buzz of 2010: The Summer of Trust? Posted by By Charles H. Green September 9, 2010 The summer of love in 1967 left a legacy that wasn't much about love; will the 2010 Summer of Trust do any better?
Don Peppers and Martha Rogers: Customer Trust is the Next Big Thing (Trust Quotes #12) Posted by By Charles H. Green September 8, 2010 The trust quotes series resumes, with Don Peppers and Martha Rogers of 1to1 fame.
Why Competitors Hate Competition Posted by By Charles H. Green September 7, 2010 We are accustomed to praising competition; but we forget the aim of most competitors is to obliterate competition. The implications are large.
Why Trust Statistics Can Be as Misleading as Crime Statistics Posted by By Charles H. Green August 31, 2010 The nature of trust and of human perception should make us very skeptical about data concerning trust levels.
TrustedAdvisor Associates Workshops September 2010 Posted by By Charles H. Green August 27, 2010 It's hard to believe Summer is practically out, although the weather still lingers. But school has started and with that comes the Fall hustle & bustle. We've been preparing for…
Why Pulling Yourself Up by Your Own Bootstraps is Hard Posted by By Charles H. Green August 26, 2010 Sometimes we think ourselves into tough places; it's hard to think your own way back out.
Radio Interview with Charles H. Green: Trust and Business Posted by By Charles H. Green August 25, 2010 Charles H. Green is interviewed on KCBX on Trust in Business.
Book Review: Mastering the World of Selling Posted by By Charles H. Green August 24, 2010 Review of a truly comprehensive book on selling, by the world's greatest sales authors.
Trust, Honesty and Authenticity Posted by By Charles H. Green August 23, 2010 What's the difference between honesty and authenticity? And what have they to do with trust?