Successful people play to their strengths.

In almost every area of life those who play to their strengths are happier, healthier, and more likely to achieve their goals.

For example…

• People who apply their strengths at work enjoy more wellbeing and more job satisfaction.
• Managers who encourage staff to use their strengths have positive teams with higher productivity and better staff retention.
• Parents and teachers who focus on what kids do right, instead of fixing weaknesses, help them do better emotionally and academically.
• Individuals who harness their strengths towards personal goals, such as fitness, weight loss, financial goals or career goals are more likely to succeed, and more likely to find the journey a positive experience.