Trustforce · Thomas Burénius

Trust begins in what we do.

What happens when people dare to say what they see, take initiative and help each other succeed? In Tillitskraften I share what I have learned about leading when the day is messy and the answers are not obvious. It is a book about building trust through what we actually do together.

Cover of Trustforce by Thomas Burénius.

01

Bring one thought to the next meeting.

Choose something you recognise in your team and find an exercise to begin with.

Explore Tillitskraften

What do you want to develop in your team?

Choose a perspective to take to your team.

Clarity

Do we know what we expect of each other?

What feels obvious to you may not be obvious to someone else.

A reflection

Pick one task and let each person describe what a good result looks like. Compare those pictures before you move on.

This is a reflection prompt, not a test or a measure of the team’s trust.

Clarity

Do we know what we expect of each other?

What feels obvious to you may not be obvious to someone else.

A reflection

Pick one task and let each person describe what a good result looks like. Compare those pictures before you move on.

This is a reflection prompt, not a test or a measure of the team’s trust.

02

The book

Trustforce

Why trust-driven teams perform better – and keep winning over time

The English edition, Trustforce, is published in hardcover, paperback and Kindle.

Read a sample in English

03

I write about what I have had to learn myself.

Get to know me

Kommpassen

Continue the conversation.

In the podcast Kompassen there is more room for the thinking. Listen to the conversation, and follow Thomas on LinkedIn for more notes on trust and everyday leadership.

Episode 14: Guest episode – Thomas Burénius

Thoughts from ordinary days as a leader.

On LinkedIn I share what makes me pause, think again and understand a little more. Come along, and add your own view.

Loading posts…

Thomas on LinkedIn

What do you want to talk about?

Do you have a question about the book, a thought after reading, or do you want to talk about a possible collaboration? Write a few lines about what you have in mind.