Meet your Strengths

Published on Feb 08, 2017

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Meet your strengths

"Let's discover what's RIGHT with people." -Don Clifton
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Talent (natural behavior, thinking, feeling)
X
Investment (time spent developing your skills)
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Strength (ability to consistently provide a near perfect performance

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a misguided maxim

"You can be anything you want to be, if you just try hard enough."
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always Start with Why

What's the point of focusing on strengths?

Knowing your strengths:

  • Builds self-confidence
  • Helps you find your why
  • Improves career clarity
  • Changes your trajectory

who are you?

Introduce yourself and your top five
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sign your name

Specifically five times...with each hand
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Let's dig in.

Take a few minutes to read your report.
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Meet Marcus

Here's "The Truth About You"...

Strength based leadership

Individuals don't need to be well-rounded, but organizations do.

four domains

  • Executing
  • Influencing
  • Relationship Building
  • Strategic Thinking
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Executing

Catch ideas. Implement solutions. Make things happen.
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INfluencing

Sell the ideas. Speak up. Reach a bigger audience.

relationship building

Involve others. Create community. Inspire energy.
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Strategic Thinking

Focus thoughts. Analyze information. Navigate decisions.
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team map

The best teams seek strength in all domains

Every person wants:

  • Trust
  • Compassion
  • Stability
  • Hope
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Do the Me-Search

Read, assess, ask, answer
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Become a reader:
Emotional Intelligence 2.0- Goleman
Start with Why- Sinek
StandOut- Buckingham
How Full is your Bucket?-Clifton

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More Helpful Resources:
Vital Friends- Rath
The Five Languages of Appreciation in the Workplace- Chapman
How Full is Your Bucket?- Clifton

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...and a few more:
Talk Less, Say More- Dieken
Leaders Eat Last- Sinek
Question Behind the Question- Miller
Monday Morning Choices- Cottrell
Better Than Before- Rubin

let's review

  • Knowing your strengths is crucial
  • Focus on your strengths
  • Create well balanced teams
  • Do your Me-Search
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Kristen Partridge

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