Archive for March, 2006

Weaknesses That Matter, Weaknesses That Don’t

Thursday, March 16th, 2006

Yesterday’s post on strengths and weaknesses generated some interesting follow-up questions.  Much of it can be reduced to the following question, which certainly deserves an intelligent answer: Isn’t it a bad idea to work on a weak area that you aren’t very good at?  Shouldn’t we spend more time working on our strengths and just accept our [...]

Work From Your Strengths. Train Up Your Weaknesses.

Wednesday, March 15th, 2006

One of the most important personal development principles is that your weakest area will limit your ability to take advantage of your strongest area.  The various parts of our lives — physical, mental, social, spiritual — are deeply interwoven, and we cannot simply consider each part in isolation. People often identify themselves with their strongest [...]