When we drive – we know what our cars can do, and we know where our blind spots are. But do you know the extent of your personal power? And do you know where your professional blind spots are? What are your personal strengths’ "blind spots"? Which of your strength(s) get in the way without you realizing it?

Every single one of us has blind spots. This is when our mind can’t take in information and, like a blind spot in your car review mirror, you can’t see it. How do you become aware of these things so you can invest your time and energy into areas of your strengths that are productive?

Many people do not know themselves. Carter Cast, professor of business management for the Kellogg School of Management at Northwestern University, says we have “blind spots because most of us have a hard time being objective about ourselves.” 95% of us believe we are self-aware. Research, however, proves that only 15% of us are self-aware. Isn’t it time to truly identify your personal strengths and blind spots? Attend this free CPE webinar to recognize your strengths and blind spots.

Learning Objectives:

• Identify your personal strengths


• Identify your personal blind spots


• Identify various ways of maximizing their strengths and minimize their blind spots