Separate Strengths, Skills, Interests, and Potential
Explains the distinctions among natural strengths, learned skills, interests, and untapped potential so learners do not confuse enjoyment with aptitude or current ability with future capacity. Could use a four-column comparison table and illustrative scenarios.
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Collect Evidence From Your Life and Brotherhood
Guides learners to review accomplishments, recurring requests for help, feedback from trusted people, and moments of deep engagement. A strengths-evidence worksheet, feedback request script, and guidance on receiving feedback without defensiveness would be effective.
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Find the Problems You Feel Responsible to Help Solve
Connects personal strengths and values to the people, communities, and problems that genuinely matter to the learner. Could include a contribution map, prompts on service and responsibility, and examples spanning family, work, community, and wider causes.
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Recap Quiz: Module 3: Map Your Strengths, Energy, and Contribution
Check your understanding of Module 3: Map Your Strengths, Energy, and Contribution.
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