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Finding Strengths: A Mighty Wind

By David Zinger on Jul 17, 2007 in Strengths

How are your strengths perceived?

How do you perceive other people’s strengths?

Watch the short video below and as you watch the video also watch your attitude about the character in the video. How do you see him? Does judgement cloud your vision? Are you blown away by him at the end?

The video may take a short while to download but it is worth the wait.

A big thanks to Chris Brogan for his post on this in relationship to storytelling.

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