Ever wished you came with a user manual? We did. So we set out to create one. The Striving Styles® Personality System is the first user manual for people!
Achieving Your Potential
Achieving Your Potential
Ever wondered what motivates you to do the things you do in life? Why you behave in a particular way in situations? Why you act the way you do in relationships? Or most importantly, what you can do about it?
Achieving your potential means becoming all that you are capable of being – to fully self-actualize. It starts with the awareness of what your predominant need is and how you pursue getting that need met in your life. It starts with knowing your Striving Style and understanding who you are meant to be.
Shouldn't I Already Know?
Although there are some people who seem to know who they are, where they are going, and who they are going to do it with, most of us struggle along, defining ourselves as we go. We go through periods of indecision, insecurity and self-questioning without having the skills and capacity to look inward at our nature and our personality needs.
Unfortunately, we tend to look out and compare ourselves to others who aren’t struggling, making our own problems appear even worse in the process. Looking outside of ourselves only helps to distance us further from our true nature, while making us more dependent on people in the outer world to confirm our value.
Fast-Track Your Development!
Often we don’t realize that we are failing to meet our potential until we have a life crisis. “I should have gone back to school”, “I don’t know why it took me so long to leave that man” or “I should have tried harder to get that promotion” are common statements from people who realize they have fallen behind in the journey toward their potential.
Don’t wait another minute! Take the SSPS assessment and use the SSPS to chart your course for becoming who you are meant to be.
What's your Striving Style?
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Knowing I need to be connected, my mom no longer sends me to my room. She plans social time with my friends. I am happier and doing better at school."
Emma (Socializer)
