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Rachel Hobbins' top 5 strengths are deliberative, responsibility, futuristic, discipline, and intellection. Deliberative means taking serious care when making decisions by anticipating obstacles. Responsibility refers to being committed to stable values like honesty and loyalty. Futuristic means being inspired by the future and what could be, inspiring others with visions of the future. Discipline involves enjoying routine and structure and seeing the world as best described by the order they create. Intellection is characterized by intellectual activity, being introspective and appreciating intellectual discussions.
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