Identify your strengths
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This document provides guidance on identifying personal strengths. It encourages the reader to reflect on a past experience when they felt successful and to identify the strengths that contributed to that success, such as reliability or time management. It advises focusing on amplifying strengths rather than weaknesses. Famous entrepreneurs are cited as examples of those who recognized their strengths and surrounded themselves with others to compensate for weaknesses. The overall message is to identify one's strengths and build confidence by dwelling on strengths rather than limits.
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- 1. IDENTIFY YOUR Created by: Sherella Gee Founder of G.E.E. Generations of Exemplary Entrepreneurs www.sherellagee.com
- 2. IDENTIFY YOUR STRENGTHS Reflect back to a time when you felt like you were “ON FIRE”! Was it at your job, on the basketball court, in a successful relationship, or in your circle of friends as a child? When you reflect back to that time, concentrate on what it was that made you feel this “POWER”. www.successgee.com
- 3. IDENTIFY YOUR STRENGTHS When you’ve brought that feeling back into your mind’s eye, write down the specifics of how this feeling came to be. What were the surrounding conditions? What resources did you have? www.successgee.com
- 4. IDENTIFY YOUR STRENGTHS Example: When I did this exercise, I could clearly see another person in need of a task that needed to get done that they were in no position to get accomplished. It may have been because they were not: 1. knowledgeable in the area 2. short staffed 3. or simply just didn’t have the time due to other obstacles in the way. I am the one who can be RELIED on to get the job done in a timely fashion! TIME MANAGEMENT AND RELIABILITY ARE MY STRENGTHS! www.successgee.com
- 5. IDENTIFY YOUR STRENGTHS Now that you’ve identified your strengths, why would you ever focus on your weaknesses again. The most famous entrepreneurs knew what their strengths were and were smart enough to operate in them. They were smart enough to know that they could not get the business off the ground by themselves and gathered people around them who were stronger in the areas that they lacked. www.successgee.com
- 6. IDENTIFY YOUR STRENGTHS Now the question is…. Why wouldn’t you do the same? There are so many talented people in this world who have allowed themselves to be beat-up by there self-limiting thoughts that stem from a place of lack or weakness. This record plays over and over again in their minds of what they cannot do opposed to what THEY CAN DO! www.successgee.com
- 7. IDENTIFY YOUR STRENGTHS So ask yourself…. And be determined to live in your STRENGTHS! www.successgee.com