Are you curious about what makes you unique?
Discover your strengths with the exercises linked below!
Remember, there are no right or wrong answers. These exercises are just a guide.
When doing them, read each statement/question carefully, but please don't over-think. Choose the option that first resonates with you.
Discover your top 5 strengths that motivate and energise you everyday. Maybe you’ll even discover a hidden strength!
Recommended age: 16 and above (should be ok if you're slightly younger)
Questions: 120
Estimated time: 15-20 minutes
Find out your greatest strengths out of a total of 24 different characteristics that help you to tackle challenges and achieve personal satisfaction. As there are both adult and youth versions available, encourage your family and friends to try out too!
Recommended age: 8-17 (youth version), 18+ (adult version)
Questions: 98
Estimated time: 10-15 minutes
Formerly known as StrengthsFinder, this exercise identifies your natural talents and ranks them based on 34 unique strengths. Unfortunately, there's no free version available. For S$38, whether you're a student or an adult, you’ll get a basic personalised report of your top 5 strengths with tips on how to develop them.
Recommended age: 15-21 (student version)
Questions: 177
Estimated time: 30-40 minutes
Do this exercise to distinguish between your realised strengths (what you use and enjoy), unrealised strengths (what you don’t use as often), and learned behaviours (what you do well in but don’t enjoy).
Recommended age: 16 and above (should be ok if you're slightly younger)
Questions: 180
Estimated time: 20-30 minutes
Remember, these may not be your only strengths! The exercises are just a way for you to kick-start your self-reflection.
We recommend discussing your findings with a coach, who can help clarify your understanding of yourself and your strengths, as well as areas that you can work on. You may also want to share your insights with your family and friends, and encourage them to complete the exercises too.
Reach out to us for further discussion.