whats right with you?

What’s Right with You?

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For centuries, mankind has pursued its fixation with fault and failing.

Think about it.

Doctors have studied disease...

...to learn more about health.

Psychologists have studied sadness...

...to learn more about joy.

Therapists have looked at the causes of divorce...

...to learn more about

happy marriage.

And in schools and workplaces

around the world...

(just think back to your last

evaluation)

...we are encouraged to identify our weaknesses,

in order to become strong.

Well-intended,

but misguided.

We have become programmed to focus on our shortcomings.

Yikes.

Good news though...

...shift c

an happen.

But first, we must confront a

HUGE false assumption...

(insert wrong ideas here)

...the idea that our greatest

room for growth...

...is in our areas ofgreatest weakness.

Think about it.

Does that make sense to you?

That if you put more attention on your defects, failings,

imperfections, flaws, blemishes, foibles,

and frailties...

...you will reduce the chance that these negative things

will have a negative impact?

That idea goes here.

But you can teach yourself some things that your parents,

teachers, doctors, bosses, and coaches didn’t.

NOW...and you can start

Begin by asking yourself

these 3 questions...

(and write your answers out.)

1. What are your strengths?

(what one, two, or three things do you do well?)

2. Where have your strengths taken you in the past?

(how have your unique talents helped you before?)

3. Are you capitalizing on them right now?

(are your strengths in play?)

When you explore what’sright about you, you’ll

notice the shift.

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