Leadership credibility isn’t built through speeches; it’s built through follow-through.

Trust in leadership grows when leaders do what they say they will do, close loops, and model consistency over time. Employees pay close attention to whether commitments are honored, feedback is acted upon, and decisions align with stated values. Even small lapses in follow-through can compound into skepticism. Credibility is built through disciplined consistency, not inspirational messaging.

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