September 18th, 2009 
Maria Helm Do people seek out and enjoy my company? Are my relationships- with friends, family and business partners- rich and mutually fulfilling? Do I receive recognition in business and acknowledgment from my team?
“If you can’t answer these questions with a resounding yes,” says Sandy Allgeier, author of The Personal Credibility Factor, “don’t curse fate or pin the blame on everyone around you. You might have a personal credibility problem, and the good news is that it can be fixed.”
According to Allgeier, personal credibility is the magic bullet for success and happiness. She explains that personal credibility is about respect, trust and being believable.
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