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Leading With Your Strengths Diana McIntyre, M.Ed. Robert Malowany, M.Ed. SASI Coordinators PEER CONNECT George Brown College What Does A Leader Look Like? Self-Knowledge + Your Strength (s) + Situation = Leadership Lead with your


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Leading With Your Strengths

Diana McIntyre, M.Ed. Robert Malowany, M.Ed.

SASI Coordinators PEER CONNECT George Brown College

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What Does A Leader Look Like?

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Self-Knowledge

+ Your Strength (s) + Situation

=

Leadership

Lead with your STRENGTHS

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  • Drew Dudley
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THE LEADER WITHIN

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Your Signature

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Leading With Your Strengths

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One of our greatest assets as human beings is talent. Everyone has talent.

Knowing yourself well includes knowing your

  • talents. The things you

are naturally good at.

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SKILL

The capacity to perform the fundamental steps of an activity.

KNOWLEDGE

What you know, either factually or through awareness gained by experience.

TALENTS

Naturally recurring patterns of thought, feeling, or behaviour that can be productively applied.

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STRENGTH

The ability to provide consistent, near-perfect performance in a specific activity.

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Are you one of the two of ten?

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Trombone Player Wanted

Reflection Questions

1. What struck you as interesting upon watching the video? 2. Honestly answer to yourself: Am I one of the 17% of the population who work to my strengths? Why/Why not? 3. What do you think your work place would look like if more people were working to their strengths? 4. What would the world look like?

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Successes – what have you

done well in the past?

Instinct – which activities did

you look forward to doing repeatedly?

Growth – which skills do you

seem to pick up rather easily and don’t have to try that hard?

Needs – what activities often

fulfill you, and you find you need to do them from time to time?

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“A strength is an activity that makes you feel strong.”

  • Marcus Buckingham
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Your strengths are those activities that make you feel strong. Some activities make you feel weak, bored or frustrated even though you are quite good at them. These are not your strengths.

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Your Strengths Journey is just Beginning…

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start small

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Reflection

What did you discover/learn today?

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For more information on discovering your strengths visit www.strengthsfinder.com

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“Our deepest fear is not that we are inadequate. Our deepest fear is that we are powerful beyond measure. It is our light, not our darkness that most frightens us. We ask ourselves, Who am I to be brilliant, gorgeous, talented, fabulous? Actually, who are you not to be? Your playing small does not serve the world.”

  • Marianne Williamson

LAST WORDS

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Work Towards Your Strengths. Be One of the 2 of 10.