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What are your top strengths? Take the test

CherryBombSenior Contributor

What are your top strengths? Take the test

There's an area of psychology called positive psychology. Rather than focus on mental health issues, this area of psychology focuses on the strengths of people. I like this because I think it gives us something to celebrate.

I thought I'd share this test, which can reveal what your character strengths are.

My top 3 were:

1.) Gratitude

2.) Humour

3.) Curiousity

What about you?

@Former-Member @Appleblossom @Boots @Jacques @hiddenite @Crazy_Bug_Lady and @Former-Member

(I've just tagged random people who came to mind, so feel free to tag anyone else you can think of. I'm super keen to know what our fellow Forums members strengths are)

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NikNikSenior Contributor

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Mine are:

Humour

Kindness

Social intelligence

It turns out I have used this same website to do the same test in 2010... would you believe my top 3 are EXACTLY the same. Actually my top 4 are.. then it is slightly different down the list.

Pretty cool!

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tipsytopsyCasual Contributor

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Kind
Analytical skills
Peace loving

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CherryBombSenior Contributor

Re: What are your top strengths? Take the test

@tipsytopsy thanks for sharing your top strengths. Can you see how they play out in everyday life?

@NikNik I recently re-did mine, and I got 3 different things at my top three - turns out I'm not grateful anymore.

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chookmojoSenior Contributor

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@CherryBomb You are still grateful - it is just that right now you are exercising your other strengths a bit more.

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CherryBombSenior Contributor

Re: What are your top strengths? Take the test

Awww thanks @chookmojo! I didn't think of this way. You've offered a new way to look at it, which I am indeed grateful for.

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jasmineshrikeContributor

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Proper breathing techniques have positive physical benefits for the whole body. Breathing the right way helps reduce acidity and makes the body more alkaline, Lisa Overholt . Deep breathing also enhances blood oxygenation and can help treat insomnia.

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