I’m trying to find my strengths, but somehow I keep walking along the maple-lined path.
Even as I look at the autumn leaves on my walk, my thoughts return to finding what I’m good at.
Scenes
- I walk among the autumn leaves, but no answer appears. — I walk, trying to find what I’m good at, but all that comes to mind is, “What am I good at?”
- I don’t realize I’m good at what I always do. — The things people ask you to do can feel so familiar that you don’t count them as strengths.
- Your Temperament Isn’t a Personality Chart — In Myeongrihak, your saju temperament isn’t a word that defines you; it’s a map for how you use your energy.
- Find the Strength in What You’ve Done — Tonight, briefly write down one thing you’ve done recently and what you took on at the time.
- Look at Your Strengths Alongside What You’ve Done — Looking at your saju temperament alongside what you wrote down can help you see more clearly where you’ve put your energy.
Stories by Dowon
- Dowon
- While doing the dishes, another path came to mind.
- Why do the words come easily in the car, but stop when I’m with them?
- After the interview, choosing substance over expansion
- Since my body changed, even familiar tasks feel unfamiliar.
- After getting the kids to bed, I wonder if I’m ready to date someone new.
- After a gathering, I need to be alone
- As I get ready for work, should I start by fixing what I’m lacking?
- You realize the whole morning is gone, and blame yourself for the day again.