She approached me after my talk. 👇

She was concerned about her speech impediment.

What she didn't realize is sometimes our greatest “weaknesses” can actually be our greatest strengths.

Because of her condition, she was forced to focus on every interaction she had with people, and this practice paid off in huge dividends.

One of her direct reports told me that she's the best leader she has ever had.


Is there something about you that you don’t like?  Embrace it.  How can you use your “weakness” as your greatest strength?