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CliftonStrengths can be looked at in millions of ways. Sometimes I categorise them by time. Some are more future-focused, some are present-oriented, and some are looking back at the past.
They can also be categorised or described by; Anticipation & Imagination, Detail-Oriented, Perspective, Social, and Speed.
If you have your CliftonStrengths report have a look at where your strengths fall in these five areas. I bolded mine so you can see what I am made off:-)
Anticipation and Imagination: You might possess high levels of these themes if you naturally imagine possibilities, foresee challenges and anticipate what lies ahead.
Deliberative
Futuristic
Ideation
Strategic
Detail-Oriented: For people who naturally value precision and attention to detail, the following themes often go together.
Analytical
Discipline
Individualization
Perspective: Some themes are all about perspective - global perspective, forward-mindedness, introspection and focusing on individuals.
Connectedness
Context
Futuristic
Individualization
Intellection
Social: If you’re a social butterfly by nature, you likely possess high levels of multiple “social” themes that make you more accepting, dependable and relatable.
Communication
Includer
Individualisation
Relator
Responsibility
Woo
Speed: Several CliftonStrengths are related because of their emphasis on efficiency. These themes go together for fast-paced people who naturally work quickly.
Achiever
Activator
Adaptability
Learner
Woo
As you can see I am not very creative or visual however, I overcome that with my Learner, Input, and Intellect strengths. It is interesting hey?
Here are four steps you can take now to spark strengths-based growth:
1. Learn what makes you unique - Take the assessment.
2. Create strengths-based goals - Choose areas you would like to improve.
3. Reframe your weaknesses - Identify strengths to compensate for weaknesses.
4. Use strengths-focused resources - Podcasts, videos and an online course are helping you to master your strengths.
Enjoy!
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