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Discover Your Talents and Strengths: Strategies for Self-Leadership

By Maynard Brusman
January 5, 2012
in :  Appreciative, Executive Presence
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We have become experts in our own weaknesses and spend our lives trying to repair our flaws, while our strengths lie dormant and neglected. The research, however, is clear: we grow and develop by putting emphasis on our strengths, rather than trying to correct our deficits.

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