A Parable: Let the Rabbits Run! TA049

from THEME-ADDICTS · host UnleashStrengths

http://UnleashStrengths.com/ta049 ~I know...I know! It has been too long since I posted an episode of THEME-ADDICTS. For that, I am sorry. I won't make excuses, but I will in this episode.Anyway, there have been a few signs along the way in my strengths journey. One of those indicators of awesomeness was a parable I read in the book, Soar with Your Strengths. "Let the Rabbits Run!"will lead you through a journey of a rabbit struggling with the thought of becoming well-rounded. This brief parable catapulted me on a mission to change the world!Why do we continue to ignore our strengths? Is spending time focusing on our weaknesses the best way to develop our own unique talents? I hope you enjoy THEME-ADDICTS 2.0! Life is seemingly unpredictable at time, but...can give up, or we can move on. We always have a choice! So as I type this post, I am joined by a cool glass of McClelland's single malt, and a desire to make an impact in the way the world thinks. #vivalastrengths

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