EPISODE · Apr 16, 2026 · 50 MIN
Leading With Strengths – Why Lawyers and Judges Should Discover CliftonStrengths
from ArkBarOnAir: President's Mic · host Jamie Jones Walsworth
This episode will focus on defining CliftonStrengths and the benefits of getting people excited about it for the Arkansas Annual Meeting. Description: Discover what CliftonStrengths is, why it matters, and how it can immediately improve the way you lead, collaborate, and communicate. In this episode, we break down the basics, how Strengths are defined, what a “Strengths-based” approach really looks like in practice, and why teams that lean into natural talent tend to perform better and burn out less.Whether you’ve already taken the assessment or you’re brand new to it, you’ll walk away with practical ways to recognize your own strengths, better understand others, and apply the results in your day-to-day work. Tune in ahead of the Arkansas Annual Meeting to get a quick, energizing primer, and a few simple takeaways you can start using right away.Also, be sure to check out The CliftonStrengths podcast: hereGuest Speakers• Nicole Benjamin — President, Rhode Island Bar Association• Abby Burnep — COO and Former Director of Training• Traci Adedeji — CliftonStrengths Coach• Judge Shawn Johnson — Arkansas Judge and Arkansas Bar Annual Meeting PlannerPodcast Pre-Roll Post - Roll
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This episode will focus on defining CliftonStrengths and the benefits of getting people excited about it for the Arkansas Annual Meeting. Description: Discover what CliftonStrengths is, why it matters, and how it can immediately improve the way you lead, collaborate, and communicate. In this episode, we break down the basics, how Strengths are defined, what a “Strengths-based” approach really looks like in practice, and why teams that lean into natural talent tend to perform better and ...
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