Here is our take on how you will use your strengths at Christmas.
Courage:
If anyone is behaving in a non-Christmassy manner, you’ll be sure to call it out.
Emotional control:
You have a plan on how to defuse any tense family situations over the holiday period.
Enthusiasm:
Everyone knows it’s Christmas when you’re around – your excitement is infectious
Optimism:
Whatever last minute hiccups there might be in your Christmas plans, you know things will work out for the best.
Resilience:
The harder things get at Christmas time, the more you’ll up your energy to overcome any blocks or challenges.
Self-confidence:
You have a clear vision for how Christmas day will go and you’re 100% confident that you will deliver it.
Collaboration:
You come up with some fantastic ideas for family and friend get-togethers over the holiday period.
Compassion:
You always want to make sure that people are happy and cared for at Christmas – follow your heart and go with it!
Developing others:
This Christmas, look for learning opportunities for everyone – you’ll love seeing it when it happens.
Empathy:
Your gift ideas are guaranteed going to raise a smile, as they’re so thoughtful and appreciated.
Leading:
You get everyone involved in your Christmas plans and you make sure everyone is clear on their role and tasks.
Persuasiveness:
You’re always going to want to win a heated debate at Christmas with friends and family – time to unleash that strength.
Relationship building:
Be the ‘people connector’ this Christmas, acting as a hub and a channel for everyone to feel included and valued.
Decisiveness:
If there’s any point this Christmas where someone’s stuck and needs some help making a decision, they should come to you!
Efficiency:
You enjoy working out the logistics of Christmas arrangements and making sure that the plan is followed.
Flexibility:
Whatever the plans are at Christmas, you will go with the flow and bring others with you – they’ll appreciate how easy you make it look.
Initiative:
You’re going to be the one to start the party, kick off the singing, be the first to put up decorations.
Results focus:
You know exactly what presents you need to buy and focus all efforts on achieving that goal.
Self-improvement:
You’ll be looking forward to stretching yourself this Christmas, be on the lookout for new opportunities to learn and grow.
Common sense:
Why move away from what works at Christmas – go with the tried and tested meal, entertainment and music options every time!
Creativity:
You come up with new and innovative gift and games ideas that are sure to challenge the norm.
Critical thinking:
If there’s someone who can make a balanced, logical decision on a tricky topic this Christmas (like best ever Christmas song) – it’s you!
Detail orientation:
You spend time making sure your gifts are beautifully presented and your decorations look gorgeous.
Strategic mindedness:
You see future opportunities that others don’t see way ahead of Christmas itself.
From all of us here at Strengthscope, Merry Christmas & Happy New Year!
