Three Myths About Your Strengths 

Mythical warriors were really tough guys. However, they usually had some tragic flaws. For example, Achilles had a heel which didn’t… heal, and Cuchulain unwittingly made mistakes which cost his nearest and dearest their lives.

Is it possible to only have strengths and no weaknesses? Can we overdo our strengths so much that they ultimately turn into weaknesses?

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Curiosity might have killed the cat but it is thanks to this very trait that your team will benefit most. A reasonable dose of curiosity on the part of your team members will ensure good communication, openness and, by extension, sticking to deadlines.

How to get team members to do their best and make them genuinely interested?

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An artist once sang “the beautiful people, it’s all relative to the size of your steeple.” (Whatever it means it’s related to beauty in some way.) There are those who say that beauty is in the eye of the beholder. There are also those who love the bold and the beautiful.

Well, whatever. The latest research shows that life doesn’t treat equally the beautiful and those who lack something in the looks department.

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The words we say to people may have immense power, especially when they are spoken in the right place at the right time. This is why it’s vital to be able to recognize such moments of vulnerability and act wisely. After all “some words when spoken can’t be taken back.” 

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Some time ago this picture took the internet by storm. Literally. It supposedly shows what happens when lightning strikes sand. Well, no doubt it looks amazing. But is it really what it claims to be?

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