What are your strengths? Too frequently in recovery we are told how we have failed in life and where we are weak. Let’s talk about what we are good at.
Don’t know yours? Take the quiz
I’ll go first: my love, kindness and humility make up who I am. I love with all of my heart and try to see the best in people-my accomplishments humble me. Now your turn 
Getting up more often than I fall.
Being efficient.
I fought it for a long time, but it’s just how my brain is. I see gaps and a fix them. I see discrepancies and I question them. I cannot stand waste – whether it be time, money, effort, food, etc.
Comes in handy in my line of work (business analysis), and I do like that I really make an effort to minimize my own wastefulness. The only “drawback” is that I don’t leave much room for spontaneity. Everything is planned, and planned to be as efficient as possible in terms of when to do something, what order, etc. Thankfully I don’t really have to think about it, it’s just the autopilot at this point.
Alas, it is not one of my strengths. It is the source of all my strengths.
Integrity, emphathy, compassion, honesty and super loyal
This is bad bc I can’t think of one, I’ll get back to you as I must have at least something 
Resilient, determined, empathetic, creative, structured, loving, loyal, motherly.
Some of these can also work against me and my “goals” or desires. But that’s ok too.
I don’t know that I have any marketable strengths. I’m not really great at anything.
I guess I have a knack for seeing the “big picture”, or at least I think I do.
I’m extremely compassion and empathetic. I’m generous. I’m loving. I’m great with kids. I’m great with numbers. I’m smart. I’m a planner. I like people.
Take the assessment I listed above ^ of course you have strengths 
Survey says… Hope, creativity and leadership.