Prior to becoming a coach, I spent many years as a special education teacher. ⁠
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I noticed that many teachers would hone in on a child’s weakness and then have them work on that over and over and then wonder why there wasn’t much progress. ⁠
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I had a different approach. ⁠
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I had them work on and refine their strengths. ⁠
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As they worked on their strengths, they become stronger. ⁠
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They became more confident. ⁠
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They become more willing to work on something that was harder.⁠
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They discovered more of what they were good at.⁠
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They lit up, and that enthusiasm was passed on to others. ⁠
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They developed strengths in areas they had no idea were options to them. ⁠
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It’s ok to notice an area you would like to improve in, but if you want the most improvement in your motherhood and business, focus on your strengths. ⁠
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Use your strengths to grow your business and your motherhood relationships!⁠
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Curious about what your strengths are? ⁠
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Here are a few questions that might help you uncover them. ⁠
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1. What are you good at?⁠
2. What do you enjoy doing? ⁠
3. What is fun/easy for you to do? ⁠
4. What do other people say you are good at? ⁠
5. What is something that you can do for hours? ⁠
6. What excites you? ⁠
7. What do you enjoy learning about?⁠
8. If you had to talk about something spontaneously for thirty minutes, what would you talk about?⁠
9. What is the best part of your motherhood? ⁠
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Tell me below one answer to the questions above. ⁠