Strengths Campus

fostering a community of people interested in exploring strengths

TMBC's Friends

  • Jason Chollar
  • Laura Noa
  • Howard Yang
  • Tracy Jean Hutton
  • Jim Seybert - Moderator
  • Darren Raymond
  • Jaqai

TMBC's Discussions

The Truth About You

Discuss "The Truth About You" here.Continue

Started Feb 14

The One Thing You Need to Know

Discuss "The One Thing You Need to Know" here.Continue

Started Feb 14

Go Put Your Strengths to Work

Discuss "Go Put Your Strengths to Work" here.Continue

Started Feb 14

Find Your Strongest Life

Discuss "Find Your Strongest Life" here.Continue

Started Feb 14

 

TMBC's Page

Latest Activity

Discussions posted by TMBC Feb 14

Book Resources

Page posted by TMBC Feb 14

Book Resources

Page posted by TMBC Feb 7

STOP. Cut Out Weaknesses Participants

Thumbnail
STOP. Cut Out Weaknesses Participants group is the place to discuss your own Weaknesses and share ideas about how to cut out Weaknesses.See More
Group posted by TMBC Jan 27

Welcome to TMBC's latest workshop-in-a-box!

Thumbnail
We are pleased to welcome all STOP facilitators to this discussion group. We hope that STOP. Cut Out Weaknesses will allow you to help people effectively neutralize their weaknesses and we look forward to the discussion!See More
TMBC added a discussion to the group STOP. Cut Out Weaknesses Facilitators Dec 6, 2011

STOP. Cut Out Weaknesses Facilitators

Thumbnail
STOP. Cut Out Weaknesses Facilitators group is the place to discuss ideas and issues regarding the delivery of the STOP. Cut Out Weaknesses workshop in a box. (Note: to download assets, access the site listed in your Facilitator Guide)See More
Group posted by TMBC Dec 6, 2011

StandOut

Thumbnail
This group is open to anyone interested in StandOut, the next-generation strengths assessment from Marcus Buckingham. Ask a question about the 9 Roles, discuss your Top 2, talk about the Team Report — anything goes.
Kelli Sorg joined TMBC's group Nov 21, 2011

StandOut

Thumbnail
This group is open to anyone interested in StandOut, the next-generation strengths assessment from Marcus Buckingham. Ask a question about the 9 Roles, discuss your Top 2, talk about the Team Report — anything goes.
Lynda King and Munyongo Munkanta joined TMBC's group Nov 19, 2011

StandOut

Thumbnail
This group is open to anyone interested in StandOut, the next-generation strengths assessment from Marcus Buckingham. Ask a question about the 9 Roles, discuss your Top 2, talk about the Team Report — anything goes.
hartono nyoto and Daniel Vlcek joined TMBC's group Nov 16, 2011

TMBC's Blog

TMBC

2 x 4 – Hard-Hitting Life Advice from TMBC’s Strengths Experts

I’ve been keeping a blog forever. I never complain about work on it, but just to be safe, should I tell my boss?

 

You’re wise not to vent any work frustrations in a public forum. Not only can it come back to bite you, it’s also simply not the best way to approach your problems at…

Continue

Posted on May 3, 2011 at 11:44am

TMBC

2 x 4 – Hard-Hitting Life Advice from TMBC’s Strengths Experts

How can I play up my strengths at work without looking like I’m showing off?

 

Your instinct to let people know your strengths is a good one. The more we can all get comfortable talking about our…

Continue

Posted on April 26, 2011 at 2:00pm

TMBC

2 x 4 – Hard-Hitting Life Advice from TMBC’s Strengths Experts

I realize the benefits of focusing on strengths, and I most definitely want to do that with my team, but I'm still not clear about a few things. If I'm not supposed to emphasize weaknesses, how do I give my team criticism? Can I talk about weaknesses and poor performance at all, or is that focus going to undermine everything else? Also, if people are supposed to stop doing what weakens them, what do I do if…

Continue

Posted on April 19, 2011 at 1:43pm

TMBC

2 x 4 – Hard-Hitting Life Advice from TMBC’s Strengths Experts

It probably won't surprise you that one of my least favorite parts of being a manager is having to terminate an employee. Obviously, in cases of misconduct or similar situations, there is no choice and it has to be done. But I especially dread it when it's simply a matter of a mishire or a changing situation meaning someone doesn't seem to be suited for the job. I would really like to be able to never have…

Continue

Posted on April 5, 2011 at 4:47pm

Comment Wall (7 comments)

You need to be a member of Strengths Campus to add comments!

Join Strengths Campus

At 12:11pm on November 23, 2010, Jason ChollarJason Chollar said…
Steve Vai, one of the world's top guitar players in a youtube interview with Justin Sandercoe

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=T5Pn4LMJ9ZM#t=0h6m50s

Steve Vai in an interview with Just Sandercoe
The important thing is to find what it is that excites you and disregard what anyone else is doing or saying and just go after that. That's what you are going to be the most successful at also. People always say to me, "How do I get my music into the world?" and "How do I sell it?" and the answer that I give is "Find the thing that you are natural and really good at and then exaggerate it." I never worked on my weaknesses. I only worked on my strengths and I exaggerate them. And that's how I get the particular voice that I have on the instrument.
At 7:28am on October 18, 2010, Leah EricksonLeah Erickson said…
Thanks for the welcome!

To date, Division I, WCHA hockey continues to be strong. Unfortunately, the MN Gophers were swept by new comers University of Nebraska - Omaha. But, the team that we really care about is the Fighting Sioux of North Dakota and they came home with 4 points after beating the Bemidji State Beaver, also new-comers to the WCHA.

The MN Wild won their 9th consecutive home-opener, defeating the Ottawa Senators but lost their second game last night.

On a different note.....my team is going to be recognizing our boss for top-performance and specifically for living out and marketing the Strengths philosophy here at Wells Fargo. She will be receiving a GOLD COIN from our Executive VP at a face-to-face meeting in Scottsdale, AZ, the first week of November, which is a pretty high honor here at Wells.

She is a huge fan and adoring admirer of Marcus. Is there any way that Marcus could write a quite "congrats" note that we could attach to her gold coin? It would mean the world to her and it would be a pretty cool/unique recognition!

Thought it couldn't hurt to ask!
At 2:58pm on October 4, 2010, Melissa BakutisMelissa Bakutis said…
Thank you so much for the welcome note. I attended the Women of Faith conference this weekend in Phoenix, AZ and had the privilege to hear Marcus speak. I was very inspired. I purchased his book and look forward to reading it. I took the strongest life test this morning and my Lead role is Advisor and my Supporting is Caretaker. Very surprised about the Advisor. I am looking forward to learning more.
At 3:16am on October 4, 2010, Nancy StampaharNancy Stampahar said…
Go for any flavor you like...just so it's taste good and gives you the results you want. Rasberry lemonade is delish too. :)
At 2:05pm on September 27, 2010, Kris JohnsonKris Johnson said…
Just returned from a Women of Faith event and heard Marcus talk about strengths philosophy and it really hit home, since I just decided to go in a different direction that I thought was too easy for me. I love to cook and love to share with others and love kitchen gadgets so have started a home based business doing all of the above after years of struggling trying to find what is out there for me. It was in front of me all along duh! and I just couldn't see it. Thank you for helping to remove the blinders.
At 12:25pm on September 23, 2010, Angela KohnAngela Kohn said…
Thank you for the quick response and invite! How do I obtain a copy of the PowerPoint presentation slides for Strengths Essentials?
At 5:13am on July 15, 2010, Pat MasithelaPat Masithela said…
Thank you for the welcome note. I certainly look forward to being part of this community. There is definitely a sizeable number of us down here in South Africa who wholeheartedly buy into the "strengths philosophy". I find the strengths message shared by TMBC very profound, simple and logical and yet most difficult to sell in a world that strongly buys into the notion of the well-rounded individual (which tends to be an individual that spends more time trying to work on their weaknesses and not spending more time doing what they do best).
 
 
 

© 2012   Created by TMBC.

Badges  |  Report an Issue  |  Terms of Service