Strengths

Pay Attention to Strengths—Especially the Quiet Ones

Not all strengths are loud or obvious. Some people lead through steadiness, organization, empathy, or follow-through. These skills often go unnoticed but are critical to growth.

When people feel seen for what they bring, they step up.

Action Step: Name one specific strength you see in someone—and tell them directly.

 

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