Gallup Advantage Identifier 2.0 Notes

This book provides a relatively objective way for people to discover and give play to their own advantages. It has 34 themes and action suggestions, and it is more important to guide people to understand that it is more important to foster strengths and avoid weaknesses. Know what you are good at, use it, and exert yourself to the extreme with hard work and persistence.

Advantage recognizer is used to measure the relatively stable element of your personality-talent. Advantage is (continuous performance of near-perfect ability) = talent (natural way of thinking, feeling and behavior) x investment (time invested in connecting and developing skills and learning basic knowledge). 34 topics, seemingly unrelated, are actually closely related. What are the sources of your own advantages, which have not yet been brought into play, and what improvement measures can be taken.

? When reading this book, I thought of Eddie Peng Yuyan Yuyan, his long-ago movie "Go away, A Xin". In order to create a perfect image in the film, he trained hard for eight months and finally got a standard athlete figure. It is said that the Olympic gymnastics champion and Chen Zaiyu praised him greatly after the film was released, so he was shortlisted for the Golden Horse Award for Best Actor. Many girls are attracted by his high face value and strong abdominal muscles. But before that, Eddie Peng Yuyan Feather Smoke also experienced a counterattack because it was overweight. He once admitted that he was obese. In order to get a good script, no matter how busy he is, he takes time to exercise every day. In order to go on a diet, he didn't have enough to eat for many years. His self-discipline spirit that goes deep into the bone marrow is worth learning. And his later works also proved all this, just like saying that every time he receives a movie, he will add one more skill to himself. In 2005, after filming "Dolphin in Love with Cat" co-produced with Angela Zhang, he successfully passed the official examination of dolphin trainer and obtained the qualification certification. In 2009, I followed Michelle Chen's listening and speaking to learn sign language. 20 13 breakup contract and fierce fighting. 20 16 "operation mekong" received firearms training and special training to get along with drug dogs, and also practiced Thai and Burmese. And later, Jiang Wen, the director of "Braving the Wind and Waves" and "Evil Does Not Suppress Righteousness", commented on him, saying, "He can direct his body with his soul. He doesn't care how much pain his body suffers. He must make his body like this. "

? Of course, this point is also mentioned on page 22 of the book. "It takes time and effort to integrate talents into advantages, just as physical exercise takes effort." For example, you are naturally qualified to develop biceps, but you won't develop these muscles without exercising, but if you work as hard as people without this qualification, you will get more rewards. " ?

? I can't help but recall a movie I learned to watch a long time ago, calling me the first. Coincidentally, I have seen this film many times. When I was in junior high school, my teacher recommended studying and watching. Then I watched it again and again, and the teacher in the university also recommended us to watch it again. The film is about Brad's congenital Tourette's disease, which is a serious spastic disease that causes him to twist his neck uncontrollably and make strange noises. This strange behavior made him not understood by the people around him since he was a child. At school, teachers often criticize him, and his classmates even sneer at him. Even his father was extremely disappointed in him. When I was in primary school, I was regarded as a bad boy out of control by the school because I couldn't control my strange voice. Not only did the teachers not understand, but the students even made fun of him for this behavior. In junior high school, at a general meeting of the whole school, the principal skillfully let everyone know the real situation of Brad, and also let Brad say some of his thoughts, so that everyone knew that he didn't mean to make trouble. After that, he has more confidence in himself. This opportunity also strengthened his dream of becoming a teacher, even though the disease may make Brad suspected and frustrated in the process of pursuing his dream as a teacher. After graduating from college, he insisted that every student deserves to be taught and wants to be a teacher. He went to various schools to interview for teacher positions. However, because of his symptoms, the school staff have always been skeptical about him, and even asked him not to make a sound in class before hiring him. These reasons made him very depressed, but fortunately, his mother always supported him and encouraged him to face life bravely and overcome difficulties. In the process, he also gained love. Brad in order to find a school that is willing to accept himself, Brad does not give up his dreams and beliefs and works hard silently. Finally, he interviewed about 25 schools, and one school was willing to recruit him, so he finally became a tutor in the second grade. Brad, the hero in the movie, is very similar to Rudy Rutger, the hero in the movie Chasing Dreams mentioned in the book. Because of congenital deficiency, they realized their dreams through acquired efforts. There are many inspirational stories, so just give me a few examples. Through them, we can know that there are many people in this world who can become better themselves through hard work, not just by talent. The book also says that overcoming defects is cherished by our culture.

? Through the gourmet cooking machine, I didn't start cooking until after work, and began to think about what I should eat today every day. If I hadn't done it myself, I might never have been so serious. Because in the past twenty years, I have not regarded eating as a very important thing. But now that I have personal contact, I begin to think about what to do every day. The things I make will look better when photographed, and those things will look better when eaten. Before that, I personally think that if it is delicious, eat more, and if it is not delicious, eat less or don't touch it.

? Recently, I came into contact with an aunt's third and fourth grade sister. Because of her chronic stomach trouble, I can't eat most of the food. My aunt is also anxious to find me and ask me to help make something digestible, soft and chewy. I kept steaming steamed buns for almost a month and gave my baby's dental floss to my little sister, hoping that she would get better soon. Actually, steaming steamed bread is not my strong suit. I seldom eat it myself. Gradually, I made an excuse for myself. I steamed it almost and didn't eat it often. But I forgot that there are people who just need this. But taking this opportunity has really changed me, at least much better than before. Also, I recently completed all the contents of the exam and made up the theoretical knowledge systematically. What company history and culture, practice norms, salary and benefits, products, basic demonstration, after-sales. I haven't finished the questions for a long time, and the system combs them one by one. Knowing what you can't do is far more important than knowing what you can do.

? So, find your own position. What I want to do, for whom, and what they need to do, because their changes are closely related. Everyone can't live in their own environment all the time. It may be a good solution to get out of the comfort zone and live and work in a different way. Of course, we should also know fairly well and make full use of our advantages. In this way, we can better measure what can promote the goal and we can effectively influence it.

"Nothing is difficult in the world, if you put your mind to it."

"People can't do everything, but they can do everything?" Just like this punch-in, it feels like an arduous task before you punch in. Stick to it and it will become a habit over time.

I'm sorry it's a little long, but I wrote everything I thought. Thank you for taking the time to watch _)