Why Is It Important To Know Your Strengths

I believe that it is very important for everyone to know their strengths. I have always been aware of my strengths, habits, and the way I put myself out there. By knowing your strengths, you can also know your weaknesses. My top three strengths are adaptability, arranger, and maximizer. Adaptability is a very good word to describe me. Like it says on the theme description, I like to just “go with the flow”. I like living in the moment and I am very grateful and indebted for everything happening in the present. Contrary to the positive things of being adaptable, there are also negative things that comes along with it. I think about the present more than my future and what’s going to be easier for me now. For me it’s always an “Oh, well. I’ll deal with
I would like to say I am a pretty organized person. But, don't get wrong, there are times where I can be unorganized. When I am unorganized, it is very hard for me to focus. For example, during school, if I don't have a planner or a note of what I have to do for my classes, I get very stressed and feel scatterbrained. When I was reading the, “What makes you stand out?”, section for arranger, I came across the part about teams and being a leader. In high school I was the captain of the basketball and the golf team. There is a special feeling that comes along with being apart of a team. I loved pushing my team and myself to the best of our abilities. When my teammates were down, it was my job to pick them up and encourage them to keep going. My senior year of basketball I received the “Trojan Award”, which means I was a positive leader on the court. Along with that, I was honored the “Al Meille Award”. This award was given to one girl and one boy in the senior class who represented the school with good sportsmanship, success, and hard work. In sports, I’ve always thought, if you’re not going to work hard to be the best, then why do it at