Personal Reflection On My Strengths

In order to get an understanding of what my strengths are, I interviewed three different individuals. In my opinion, the views of these different individuals would give a reflection of what really would be my strengths. In order to get their feedback to follow up questions, I conducted my interviews by phone.
Here are the names and the relationships of the persons I contacted in my interviews. Firstly, Andrew Nepal, a co-worker. Andrew and I were also classmates at Westfield one year ago. Secondly, Kevin Ryan, he is a church mate and a close family friend I have known since 2012, and lastly, Stanley Baya, my cousin. My choice of these three is because they are persons that I have constant interactions with in their three different social settings. For example, I interact with Andrew mostly in the place of work and our friendship has blossomed because of our professional association. On the other hand, Kevin and I meet almost every Sunday at church where we sit in different committees of leadership. And for Stanley, he has known me since grade school and we not only interact individually as relations but also at family gatherings. An examination of the views discussed here below, and summarized in the tables at the end, from these three individuals, should shed more light on what strengths I may possess if any at all. I tried to reduce redundant
For instance, I was pleasantly surprised to learn that people think that I possess a calmness even under pressure. This is special because I always thought of myself as being easily panicked. This is a quality that I had desired to possess for some time and I didn’t realize that people can already see it in me. On the contrary though, I was surprised that no one mentioned that I was a fast learner! I always thought of myself as a fast learner, and I thought it was an attribute that would be immediately