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According to Gallup, “When you focus on what you're good at -- your natural talents or strengths -- your brain experiences what is called the strengths advantage. You think more clearly, learn faster, your energy levels rise, you become more productive, you can work longer, and you're happier and less stressed. Knowing what you're good at suggests talent areas in which you are likely to see superior performance. This is where you should focus your energy."

This workshop will provide an introduction to learning more about Gallup's CliftonStrengths assessment.