What Everyone Gets Wrong About Their Greatest Strength

Executives pay Marshall Goldsmith a quarter of a million dollars to be told their greatest weakness. Nothing stops you like a weakness you can't see, and the hardest ones to see hide in the last place anyone looks: inside your strengths. We treat strengths and weaknesses as separate things, cling to one and hunt the other. That's the mistake. This video walks through seven examples of a weakness hiding inside a strength, so you can spot the shape and catch your own. The goal is never to dim the strength. It's to build the toggle so it stops costing you.