Strengths

Strengths get me excited because they’re a form of self love. It’s a way of not loosing yourself. It’s a way of always keeping yourself in the equation. So often we can loose ourself- and that’s happened to me, anongst work and family life.

Writing is something that I want to do more of. I love open and inviting language. In my fast paced NHS role, I’m always runnng fast, so any writing is quick and not thought through. I want to slow down the pace and think about my message. I’ll be starting a blog about my journey. I love thinking about the lifestyle I’m trying to build. I also think this is a journey of balancing health and enterpreunership

The other thing- I’m learning to love is my performer strength. It means that a role involving training is up my street. And I love the idea of community building. I need to unpack this one abit more. But it means I’ve got a focus on what I do in my 9-5. In a role- it might just mean- going into work 2days/week- being a performer.

It may also mean that I don’t actually do any training till later- April/May. The main performance is getting me out of the house

All of these things- are the things that keep me more engaged. And thats all I need

Also nurturing strengths- I believe is a long process- not just a couple of mentoring sessions. It’s about the actions taken.

NHS doesn’t allow for much creativity. So that’s why my 5-9 needs more of it