CliftonStrengths / Gallup StrengthsFinder Strengths vs. Talent Themes

[@ElviraMarieChang]

Thanks for watching! I hope the ingredient analogy helps. Let me know below, what Strengths have you discovered? What Talent Themes fueled them? I'm interested to see how you're using your Talents... Sometimes, it's not as obvious as you'd think. 😉

[@erintress3156]

Loved the egg analogy! It makes a lot of sense. The more that I cultivate my talent themes, the more energized I feel.

[@ElviraMarieChang]

@@erintress3156 Ha! I'm glad the analogy worked for you. Thanks for watcing!

[@anupmukherjee6716]

Very well explained and You made it clear between Talent and Strength with simple example. Love to connect with you.

[@ElviraMarieChang]

@@anupmukherjee6716 Thank you, Anup. You are very kind. Feel free to connect with me via email, LinkedIn, or subscribe to the channel. Thank you, again. 😀

[@rajeevbalanagoudabetageri492]

@@ElviraMarieChang Thanks for making this video. This helps a lot of people who wants to analyse their strengths and talents.

[@claushofele322]

Thank you Elvira - Gallup doesn't make the difference between talent and strength very obvious and this video helped me to get it

[@ElviraMarieChang]

Thank you for your comment, Claus! I’m glad you found the analogy helpful. I hope it inspires you to continue to explore your Talents and Strengths! 😎

[@RebeccaYoung-NOAAFederal]

I loved that you used the kitchen examples to start. It was very relatable.

[@ElviraMarieChang]

Thanks, Rebecca. I’m glad you found it relatable. That’s the point! 😊

[@AnnaLeong-df2fw]

Hi Elvira, thank you for your clear explanation. I am a coach and I appreciate your explanation of talents as raw materials for building your strengths.

[@ElviraMarieChang]

Thank you for your comment, Anna. I’m glad you found the analogy clear. 😎 Best to you and your clients!

[@C_Him_That_Konger]

thank you, first time knowing about 34 theme and strength

[@ElviraMarieChang]

Welcome to CliftonStrengths and Strengths-based Thinking! I hope you find the videos helpful and that you take the time to explore yourself through your Talent Themes and Strengths. Thank you for leaving a comment.

[@andresvaldes2491]

Super helpful.

[@ElviraMarieChang]

I’m glad you found this helpful, Andres!

[@kthanksloveyoubye]

You are so good at breaking this down! I have interacted with so much career related content and no one can break it down quite like you can! Big thank you!

[@ElviraMarieChang]

Thank you, Elisabeth! That's kind of you to say. I hope this video helps you and you're able to identify (and celebrate) what distinguishes you from everyone else.

[@commscompany1502]

From what we learned, that’s her « strength « :-)

[@ElviraMarieChang]

Did you mean my strength? If so, thank you! I appreciate that. 😊

[@commscompany1502]

@@ElviraMarieChang 👍

[@meandmyself1564]

Thanks for your very clear presentation and adressing the difference between the two. Stereotypical understanding of what a talent is often do a disservice to the many ways we use and express our talents on a day to day basis. I like it that you emphisise the idea that talents are not always so obvious - maybe precicely because we associate them only with a limited set of skills or expressions. Thank you and best wishes 😇

[@ElviraMarieChang]

Thank you very much for your comment. I’m glad you found the content to be clear. Best wishes to you too! 😎

[@lindawillmanning1]

This is really well explained and I love the use of the egg

[@ElviraMarieChang]

Thank you so much! I’m glad that idea worked for you. 😎

[@thomasdewolfhound6458]

Wow - Elvira you are so creative in the way you explained a complex subject - great video

[@ElviraMarieChang]

Thank you, Thomas! You are very kind to leave a comment. 😀 I appreciate the feedback. Since you liked this video, you might like my other videos on CliftonStrengths / StrengthsFinder topics. These two use props: kzbin.info/www/bejne/Zl6ZaaF6nLemo6s and kzbin.info/www/bejne/aJizcn-dlpiMqpY You might like them too.

[@Sukariguru374]

Thank you, this is very interesting and useful. I'm glad I found you Elvira.

[@ElviraMarieChang]

Thank you for you kind words, Carole. I’m glad you find it useful and certainly encourage you to explore your Talents AND Strengths! 😉

[@ashishsinha1560]

Thanks for the video Elvira

[@ElviraMarieChang]

You’re welcome, Ashish. Thank you for watching.

[@hwcc4699]

Very helpful content! Thanks a lot 👍👍

[@ElviraMarieChang]

Glad you found it helpful! 👍🏼

[@orlandocabigting1408]

Many thanks Elvira. Am enlightened on the difference between talent and strengths; great way to motivate people. I'll follow your videos.

[@ElviraMarieChang]

Thank you so much, Orlando. I appreciate your kind words and your support. I’m so glad to hear you say you found motivation in the content.

[@adamsvantagepoint8405]

This is excellent Elvira. Thank you so much.

[@ElviraMarieChang]

Thank you for the comment, Adam! I'm glad you enjoyed the content. 🙂

[@nakshimughal981]

Very well explained. Thanks for such great efforts, stay blessed

[@ElviraMarieChang]

Thank you for your kind words, Nakshi.

[@accountebu]

Super helpful! Thank you

[@ElviraMarieChang]

I’m glad you found it helpful! Thank you for leaving a comment.

[@theeffectivecoach]

Hey Elvira, David here. I think I’m your 600th subscriber. Congrats! I’ve got to say that I LOVED your use of descriptive language, especially using different clarifying words when there were bullet points on the screen. I think you used the word flavour in lieu of influence in the bullet point. Love both words but the use of flavour in the context added depth and understanding to your comments. LoL, especially as you were in your kitchen. I also have not ever heard the correlation between talent moving toward a strength. Outstanding. Is that your insight? Or, is it in a Gallup book? I’m getting a copy of the original book in the post this week. I’d not heard of Clifton Strengths until a week ago. One of my clients took assessment in a course he’s taking. I love what I hearing a seeing. What a wonderful resource to help people find their personal sweet spot in life. Hey thanks again… all the way from Australia.

[@ElviraMarieChang]

Thank you , David. Congratulations to both of us for you being my 600th subscriber. 🎉 Thank you for your kind words. Talents leading to Strengths is Gallup’s. They’re very specific about vocabulary. So they have their own definitions for words/terms - including Talent, Talent Theme, Strengths, and what each of the 34 Talent Theme mean. If you get a chance to see my video on the 6 Most Common Mistakes, I talk about it there. So, Talents leading to Strengths is Gallup’s. The ingredient and recipe analogy is mine. I’m so glad that you’ve discovered CliftonStrengths. I’m curious what you think and what your results turn out to be. I hope my videos will help you get more value and insight from your results. If there’s something I can do to help you get the most out of your results, let me know. Thanks again for your comment, kind words, and for subscribing!

[@theeffectivecoach]

@@ElviraMarieChang Hello again. It’s winter here and we are sitting in front of our log fire. It’s lovely and warming. Not that we get cold weather like in parts of the USA. I haven’t completed the assessment yet. Once my book arrives I will use the code to do that. Have you taken the course to become a certified assessor with Gallup? Are you a life coach or a coach of a niche area? Would love to hear your perspective, whether here or a DM. Blessings to you and your family. David.

[@ElviraMarieChang]

Hi David. Greetings from Boston. I’m not sure where in Australia you are, but isn’t it early for you? Good morning. ☀️ Yes, I’m certified through Gallup, so technically I’m a Gallup-Certified Strengths Coach, though I do a lot of workshops and training - not just coaching. I created a CliftonStrengths-based online course which goes really in-depth for individuals. Good for folks who want to go deep in how to use their results, or sometimes orgs use it with team members. Rather than communicating though YT comments, feel free to send me an email directly. Enjoy the warmth of the fire. And thanks again for commenting.

[@theeffectivecoach]

@@ElviraMarieChang it was 6:30 am when I emailed the first reply. I work part as a learning support Officer in a local high school. I was a pastor and I’m moving toward to becoming a coach. I already have a few clients. I want to ensure anything I do is for their best. I’ve turned 60 this year. I want to be able to a significant difference to people for my next 25 years. My simple goal, to positively and effectively influence 1Mil people for the better. Helping them find themselves and then do something super outstanding for their families, communities and themselves. Simple! LoL. I did see your free online program advertised. I just wanted get a sense of you before I sign up anything. 😀👍

[@ElviraMarieChang]

Hi David. Given what you say you’ve done, I’m sure you’ve made a significant difference to many already. Congratulations on hitting 60 and continuously pushing yourself to grow and contribute. Like I said, you’re welcome to email directly (email address is in the About tab) - easier than commenting on YT. As for the free course, that’s available and gets you on my email list. I also have a much more in-depth paid course that’s over 8 hours of CliftonStrengths-based and Strengths-based content. Again, thanks for replying and for being my #600. I wish you the best as you continue to learn, grow, and serve. 😊

[@rahirai5305]

Thanks alot, i really enjoyed your teachings this is hand-on learning for me, double likes.

[@ElviraMarieChang]

Awwww… Thank you! Perfect timing! I’m in the process of editing a course on this content as I write this. Thank you for the kind words and encouragement. 👍🏼😊

[@PhetteHollins]

This video helped me to understand my “strengths” better. Lol. Thank you.

[@ElviraMarieChang]

I’m so glad to hear that, Phee. I hope you’re inspired to continue to share those Talents and Strengths!

[@kirankurwade]

Superb !

[@ElviraMarieChang]

Thank you.

[@jesusglopez8430]

Thanks for sharing

[@ElviraMarieChang]

Thank you, Jesus!

[@heatherwken4531]

Great video!

[@ElviraMarieChang]

Thanks for watching! 🙂

[@mihaelapopa389]

Isn't this CoreClarity?

[@ElviraMarieChang]

Hi. Thanks for your comment. I had to look up CoreClarity because I hadn’t heard of it before. It looks like they use Gallup CliftonStrengths as a starting point or foundation (which is what my video is about) and they seem to add some additional layers/variation on top, such as the CoreClarity Key. However, I really can’t speak to CoreClarity or how they use Gallup CliftonStrengths.

[@Torsdagskvallsmys]

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