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Strengths‐Based Teams: Why Leveraging Strengths Accelerate Business Results.

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One of the ongoing leadership questions is, “What are the attributes of a great leader?” If discovered, leadership development could be quantified and reduced into a known list of “Top 10” flavors. Gallup and others have discovered that great leaders don’t all share the exact attributes. Instead, they use and leverage the strengths they have as individuals and assemble a strong team around them to fill in the gaps.

Strengths-Based Teams: Why Leveraging Strengths Accelerate Business Results is a new book on achieving business outcomes by leveraging strengths and building a strength-based culture. This book is based on the research of companies, teams, and leaders who use their strengths to create momentum, alignment, and results in their projects and teams.

ISBN: 978-1-64316-185-3

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Talents and Strengths Are Accelerators to High Performance

High performance is connected to talents and strengths. Talents are present when we are young. Even though they are hard-wired into us, discovering them sometimes takes time.

For example, finding areas that kids naturally excel in at school or the right extracurricular activities to participate in doesn’t always happen on the first try. But if we pay attention to the emergence of talent, clues arise.

In fourth grade, the focus might be finding the right sport to join, or in the school band, finding the right instrument to play. Once discovered and developed, deploying talent becomes a rich source of joy, challenge, fulfillment, and healthy self-esteem.

Transforming Talents into Strengths

As life fast-forwards, the “talent principle” follows us to work. Often thought of as the second violin to skills, our talents are one of the most significant things about us. They are a source of passion and often describe “how we show up in the world.”

Talents flavor our personal brand, so to speak. They give energy and motivation to what we do. They bring a source of fulfillment to our work while we work. They are part of what makes us stand out from others in the marketplace. They are what make us unique.

Just like in fourth grade, when we exercise our talents, they grow. When we pay attention to them, they get stronger. Add complementary skills, education, competencies, experiences, and practice, and they supersize.

When we develop