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EPISODE · Apr 8, 2026 · 18 MIN

Your Team Doesn't Trust You — And You Don't Know It

from The Missing Link Podcast

Trust is the structural foundation of every scaling company — and most leaders are operating with a false read on how much of it they actually have. In this episode, Linda draws on what she hears in her 1:1 conversations during WHY.os team diagnostics: the hesitation, the hedging, the things people don't say. She walks through the ten trust killers she sees most often in leadership — from shifting priorities and ignored feedback to the subtler signals like gossip, overriding without explanation, and treating management as one-size-fits-all. The WHY.os connection is central: you can't manage trust generically because people aren't generic. Someone driven by Contribute needs to know their work has larger meaning. Someone wired for Challenge needs to be pushed, not just protected. Someone whose WHY is Trust needs consistency above all else. Managing everyone the same way almost guarantees you're quietly breaking trust with most of your team — without knowing it. The episode closes with a practical challenge: identify one trust killer you recognize in yourself, name it to your team, and let that honesty become the first trust-building act.

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