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Ivy Sea "Make the Most of Your Strengths" Tip Series To build on its strengths, a group must first unearth, discuss and agree upon what those strengths are. Use the following exercise to engage your team members in a meaningful, productive "starter discussion" to identify the group's strengths. (NOTE: You can use this process to identify individuals’ strengths within your group, as well as group or organizational strengths.) If you and your group thoughtfully use this tip series for reflection, self-study and dialogue, you'll have a clearer understanding of the activities and behaviors that define your group's strengths and support its successes, and those areas that require more refinement in order to move closer to "mastery level." The nine-step "Making the most of your group's strengths" article-and-tip series is now available — with related self-study bonus articles, in a PDF tip-kit format from the Ivy Sea Online PDF Resource Store, and is available to Ivy Sea's VIP Member Center Members. Learn more about the "making the most of your strengths" series. |
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