Find Your Strengths

Take the Test & Use Your Results to Grow Your Career, Life, & Relationships

by Richard Stephenson

Number of pages: 306

Publisher: CreateSpace Independent Publishing Platform

BBB Library: Psychology and Strengths, Personal Success

ISBN: 978-1500567156



About the Author

He is the owner/operator of RichardStep, where he designs tools for business and career clarity. His work helps thousands of people discover more about themselves daily.

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Editorial Review

This book is about growing. Growing means to search for a better you. To want to change because you know there’s more you’re capable of, not because you feel obligated to meet someone else’s standards. You know there’s a better you ahead, it’s just a matter of taking the steps to get there. An apple seed feeds no one. An orchard feeds many. The difference is growth. When you want to make yourself better, you’ll commit to change. You’ll choose to do more, be more, and grow more. Work on yourself because it’s your future and you control it.

Book Reviews

"This book really will change the way you look at the world and your life. Focusing on living a purposeful life through your top strengths, while crushing your weaknesses, is the key to a whole new world.Consider this book a new kind of self development toolbox. This is a toolbox of practical resources you will find yourself using on a regular basis. A toolbox full of resources to equip you on your growth journey, enabling you to help yourself." - Create Space

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Wisdom to Share

Growing means to search for a better you. To want to change because you know there’s more you’re capable of, not because you feel obligated to meet someone else’s standards.

An apple seed feeds no one. An orchard feeds many. The difference is growth.

You grow your faith from helping others and sympathizing with them.

What seems like a small bit of help from you makes a world of difference to someone else.

Managed risk is a chance to win.

Part of attaining a focused life is having your lists and goals as focused as you plan to be.

Self-motivation is what gives personal purpose and direction to behavior.

In life, you don’t get what you want, you get what you expect. If you expect to fail, you’ll fail. If you expect to win, you’ll do what it takes to get there and see all the obstacles as chances to shine.

Life is tough when you’re held by certain restrictive assumptions and rules.

Creativity is a lot like electricity. We don’t really know what it is. But with enough practice, we can begin to understand how to make it work for us.