The key idea I took from this book: it’s OK not to be perfect at everything! In the self-help realm, I think there is an unrealistic expectation that if you read all the right books and attend all the right seminars you can become perfect at whatever you set your sights on. Yet, some of us struggle and beat ourselves up when we can’t do what we are not naturally good at. After reading this book, I now know what I’m good at and what I strengths I need to find in others to compliment me. And together we can create our successes.

Now, Discover Your Strengths by Marcus Buckingham, Donald O. Clifton

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