The easy-to-use strengths cards app is an essential tool for your tablet, letting you use the cards anywhere and share your outputs with whoever you choose
I have been amazed and inspired that people have engaged so quickly by using the cards. The groups have had really valuable and in-depth conversation with each other and the energy and connection in the room has been almost tangible.
Ticki ToogoodOrganisation Development Manager, Bath & North East Somerset Council
I found this to be one of the most moving and thought provoking tasks I have done in any of my work and training settings.
Laura BrantAssistant Manager, The Banyan Tree Children’s Home
I loved looking through the pictures that others chose for me and why... it was incredibly meaningful.
Rachael LewisDirector, Envision
A refreshing tool that enables you to explore your strengths in a creative and supportive context.
Jackie ElliotHead of Organisational Development, Large IT Provider
A valuable tool for coaches to draw out their client's strengths. They have been created using the simplicity of key words, and visuals, to evoke a powerful conversation.
Katherine TulpaCEO
A wonderful way to open the door to very productive conversations.
Caroline LaycockGet More Done @ Work
I like the cards a lot; the open ended and creative approach to identifying our strengths is great. I can see how these can be used in the work context, in coaching, as well as with students in schools.
Tal Ben-ShaharPositive psychology author and former lecturer Harvard Business School
No other exercise I have ever done has encapsulated so clearly my driving force or given me such positive self-awareness. Thank you!
Anji Loman FieldExecutive Producer, InDevelopment
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Order your favourite photograph from the strengths cards collection – available as acrylic blocks, canvas prints and posters. Also save when you buybundle packsof strengths cards.