My Writing
I have to confess: I did what I advise against. I have taken the CliftonStrengths Assessment several times.
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Taking the CliftonStrengths Assessment again
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I have to confess: I did what I advise against. I have taken the CliftonStrengths Assessment several times.
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Spiral Dynamics and Positive Disintegration
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We are living in chaotic times. Supposedly, it is the most peaceful time in known human history, yet it certainly does not feel like it.
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Through Chaos, Toward Community
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I wrote a synopsis of M. Scott Peck’s Community Building. I believe that it complements my other tools well.
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First Exercises
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So now the CliftonStrengths 34 report is in your hands. But what are you doing with it now?
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Modes of Progression
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René Girard developed a theory called mimetic desire. I want to address part of this theory here and set it in a bigger arena.
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Have another have a look
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You have experienced a series of events in which emotion and logic have failed you. In my experience of this it is… uncomfortable. – Spock
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Vertical and horizontal Assessments
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There are many psychometric assessments on the market today. Let’s name a few of the more famous ones
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Spiral Dynamics vmemes
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These vMemes were discovered by Clare Graves and color-coded by Don Beck, making them easier to remember – making communication easier.
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CliftonStrengths Domain Statistics
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Any combination of talent themes are possible and great! But what if I only have talent themes from one domain in my top 5?
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CliftonStrengths Statistics
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This is a question that is asked very often: What is the odds of somebody having the same strengths as I?