CliftonStrengths
Build on what’s right with your people.
Most development plans obsess over gaps. We start from the other end - find what you and your team naturally do best, then build the roles, the team and the leadership around it.
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Our radical belief
People grow further building on their strengths than patching their weaknesses.
The problem
Most feedback and development is deficit-first. It leaves capable people feeling like a list of gaps - and leaders blind to the talent already sitting in the room.
How it works
Three ways in.
Individual Debrief & Coaching
Your CliftonStrengths top 5 (or full 34), unpacked with a coach who uses them every day. What they look like at their best, where they trip you up, and how to aim them at the work that matters.
Team Strengths Discovery
The whole team’s strengths on one page. A hands-on session finding where the team is stacked, where it’s thin, who to lean on for what - and what you’ll actually do differently on Monday.
Strengths-Led Leadership
For leaders: use strengths to delegate better, build belonging, and coach your people into more of their best work. Pairs naturally with our leadership coaching and Delevate™.
Why it lands
Strengths give a team a shared language.
CliftonStrengths (Gallup’s assessment) names how each person naturally thinks, works and relates. Once the differences have names, they become something to use - talent you can deliberately point at the work, instead of friction to manage around. That’s belonging doing real work: people bringing what they’re best at, on purpose.
Lisa coaches with her own profile on the table - Achiever, Learner, Individualisation, Relator, Responsibility - because the tool only lands when it’s lived, not laminated.
I found the course to be highly engaging and your presenting style to be a huge motivator. I enjoyed the way you were able to push us out of our comfort zones in a supportive and caring way.
You were so well prepared, which made for a valuable and informative session.
Strengths
Find out what your team does best.
One conversation to work out the right format - a debrief, a team day, or something bigger. Tell us about your team and we’ll take it from there.
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