5 Trust-Building Mistakes Smart People Make

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I have worked with hundreds of smart people over the years—people with great thinking abilities, passion for solving complex problems and intelligence to focus on details that others tend to miss. They’re sharp, driven and highly logical when tasked with a responsibility or challenges at work. They are quick to think on their feet which acts like a superpower when dealing with chaotic situations, fires to be put out or urgent demands at work.

Their smartness will catch your attention within just a few minutes of interaction, but their intelligence instead of being inspirational can also be intimidating. You may find it hard to connect, collaborate and work with them. You may find it difficult to share your ideas or make them hear your viewpoint. You may find yourself nodding in agreement even when you disagree with them. Their intelligence can create distance and push people away instead of bringing...

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