My Most Strengths

For instance the strength of being restorative has shown me that I need to work on not trying to control every situation and solve every problem someone has. I need to let them figure out how to solve their problems and just be a sounding board for them when they need it. Being a mom it is hard to not just jump in every time my boys face a difficult situation and just solve it for them. They are young men now and I realize that I need to take a back seat and let them figure out where their life’s road will take them and to be there to listen and help as they ask me. Hard, yes, but a necessity. By doing the assessment and finding out what my top three strengths are I can use them to in the best way possible to achieve the goals I have for my life both personally and professionally. I realize that being deliberative, my belief system and being restorative are my strengths and not weaknesses and I can now capitalize on those strengths at work and

From the Strength Finder website questionnaire, my individualized leadership strengths are as follows: achiever, command, context, focus, and significance. In this essay I will elaborate on these in detail and the ways they explicitly relate to my personality and the different experiences and activities of my life. I have also researched several articles that discuss transformational leadership and how this pertains to the literature on the subject. I will discuss transformational leadership in comparison to my own strengths, and explain how my leadership style may progress as I advance through this nurse practitioners program.

Reflections on your personal strengths and weaknesses in terms of leadership and communication. Knowing how to advocate for clients by being assertive is a personal strength. By standing your ground, making needs known, and willing to present a subject that may be uncomfortable makes it a personal strength. Determining when to and when not to advocate for clients is a weakness. As an advocate you should be prepared to advocate for the clients wellbeing. Being able to negotiate is a weakness. Negotiation allows the employer to see how much of an asset you are to their organization.

Last strength, I want to mention is my desire to serve and help. This skill implies sensitivity to the needs of others, their problems, interests, joys, sufferings, hopes and illusions; I am able to accept even the deepest and painfully human problems, misfortune, and loneliness. I try to deliver to the task and above with the people whom I work. I try to provide a warm welcome to everyone, so there is no opening of misinterpretation of discrimination.

Current strengths: I have developed respect for the views of others and I am able to show empathy (understanding).

The five qualities I received from the StrengthsQuest were adaptability, restorative, futuristic, woo and positivity. Adaptability refers to the ability to be able to live in the moment, this allows you to be able to focus on different things even if that means straying from your original plan. Restorative gives the ability to problem solve, where many would be stumped by problems this quality gives thrill to the challenge of solving an issue. Futuristic is the ability to be energized with thoughts of the future. Woo is defined as the ability to win others over, in situations where there are many people this ability thrives on building connections with strangers. Positivity is pretty self-descriptive giving the ability to have a good outlook and find the best in any situation.

My dominant strength is feeling and being able to help other people. With feeling being my biggest strength, we are best when responsible for winning peoples cooperation with personal caring and practical help. By reading on ESFJ, I found out that I am sociable, orderly, opinioned, conscientious and realistic. All of these definitions fit my personality perfectly and really define who I am.

I believe that I obtain multiple strengths that are relevant to social work practice, including caring and compassion, understanding, and optimism. Compassion is a substantial strength that I possess due to the fact that caring for others is essential for a social worker to do. Social workers must care about the wellbeing of their clients, and have compassion to want to enhance the life of the client. Furthermore, another strength of mine is understanding. In the respect of the lives of others, I believe that I am an understanding person.

I’m willing to take on responsibilities and able to work independently. As well, I enjoy situations where I am allowed to work with other people to come up with creative solutions.

I have two strengths that I can bring to an organization that can dramatically change the landscape of the business or help increase profits rapidly. The first strength I bring to an organization is my ability to coach and train my employees/team with an open and honest review system. By regularly performing reviews and delivering

My greatest personal strength is being committed in basketball or studying. What if I was a person who was never committed in these things? I would be a totally new human being! Also, I would have to go through many hard times. That would make life miserable.

Trying to decide what your personal strengths are, is hard. For myself, I have grown in my strengths, and I’ve experienced my weaknesses. My personal strengths consist of: positivity, encouragement, laughter, and love. I pick these four because I feel that I am truly strongest in these aspects of my life. Being positive is a big factor in everything I do. I always want to be happy and joyful; not only to display Christ in me, but to make others feel the way I do. I want others to appreciate life and to feel any kind of uplift in his or her spirt. Positivity plays into encouragement. I make it my goal to make others feel better about themselves. My goal coming into college was to learn and know every person(s) name that I got the chance to meet. Just taking a few minutes out of your day to truly get to know someone, is such a blessing. It not only blesses me in new friendships, but it also blesses others because they feel that someone genuinely cares about them. Laughter is another characteristic I strive to pour out onto others. I laugh at practically everything. I love to laugh, and I love to make people laugh. I’ve learned the importance of laughter, and I just want to make one person smile every day. Love is my last of the four attributes. Love is so important to me. I love creation (Trees, birds, squirrels), God, and I love people. I just want the love that God has given me, to pour out onto others. I want others to know that I love them. These are my personal strengths

The author’s personal strengths are compassion, fairness, kindness, integrity, gratitude and open mindedness. These personal

My second strength is Harmony. This strength focuses on keeping people out of arguments so that the whole group can work more successfully. Part of this strength is also having the patience and flexibility to change your goals if arguing about them will damage the effectiveness of the group. Those with the strength of Harmony are able to find what brings people together and use it effectively. I was

I was born in Spring Valley, New York 18 years ago at Nyack hospital. Which is in the upper regions of new york. I come from a family of five. Born from two Haitian parents. I am the eldest out of two siblings. My dream is to one day be working in the medical field. I have been through innumerable trials and tribulations to get to where I am today. Four of my best traits are principled, caring, open-minded, and reflective. I display each of these traits. For example, I am learning or doing school work. I am not afraid to show what I can do or learn. I am very understandable about my culture and others. I can learn something new when hearing a person’s point of view or experience a whole wide of cultures. Being open-minded is one of my best traits. Another trait I am very good at is caring. Ever since I was nine years old, I have been caring for others, myself and the world. I am also there to show a helping hand. When I grow up I want to be a pediatrician, I know to really make it in the industry. I have to be passionate to for working with the kids and adolescents. I will continue this trait throughout the rest of my life. Some of my personal development is being a communicator, balanced, inquirer, and knowledgeable. My weakest trait is being a communicator. I am not a person who can be social with people I don't know. I can not be a quick learner when talking to someone. To improve in this trait I will have to step out of my comfort zone and meet new people along the