Trust As Performance: Trust Is Performance
The way they define the terms is performance is “performance on the battlefield” and trust is “performance off the battlefield”. So, “performance” is your skills, it is “Did you make your quarterly earnings?”, whatever, however you want to translate it, you know, performance, in the traditional sense. “Trust” is how are you off the battlefield, it is “What kind of person are you?” The way they put it is: “I may trust you with my life, but do I trust you with my money and my wife?”
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