Bill Lazier
6 statements across 2 episodes · 5 bullish · 0 bearish · 1 people on the record · first statement May 4, 2021 by Jim Collins · said 95 times in 2 episodes since 2021 · across every show →
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2021 95 mentions in 2 episodes 48 per episode
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May 4, 2021 positive
May 4, 2021
Collins: Perceived untrustworthiness usually stems from mistakes or incompetence, not malice
“One of the things that Bill always emphasized was that sometimes you don't know the whole story. He said sometimes it may not be ill intent. It could just simply be a misunderstanding, or it could be just incompetence, right? Somebody might not actually be unt…”
May 4, 2021 positive
Collins: Defaulting to trust in relationships yields far more upside than starting with mistrust
“He said, I've come to the conclusion when I think across the iterative relationships and interactions and aspects of life, that there is far more upside in an opening bid of trust. And there is far more downside in an opening bid of mistrust.”
May 4, 2021 positive
Dec 21, 2021 positive
Jim Collins: In great relationships, both parties believe they benefit the most
“A really great relationship is one where if you ask each person independently who benefits more from the relationship, They would each say, well, I do. And he said, see, the reason both people can answer that way is because both people are putting into the rel…”
Dec 21, 2021 bullish
Jim Collins: Defaulting to trust attracts better people and improves behavior
“There is far more upside in an opening bid of trust than And there is far more downside in an opening bid of mistrust. It all goes to the question of people. If you really basically want to have your life, whether they be people in your company, whether they p…”