A Quick Guide to Making the Most of Your Talents

A Quick Guide to Making the Most of Your Talents
February 28, 2020 3 Comments Books, Business, City, Education, Entrepreneurship, Finance, Hobbies & Leisure, Information Technology, International, Other, Technology Priya Saha

Optimizing your life means reaching your full potential. A key part of that, I believe, is making the most of your talents.

The fact is, everyone has talents that they can use to contribute to the world. You have talents that you can use to make a difference in people’s lives. The question is: have you made the most of your talents?

I still have a lot to learn, but here are some tips on how to make the most of your talents.

1. Identify Your Top Intelligences

First of all, you need to know your talents. A simple way to do that is identifying your multiple intelligences. Take a self-assessment test like this one to find out. What are your top three intelligences?

2. Think About How You Can Use Them

After identifying your top intelligences, you should think about how you can use them. For instance, one of my top intelligences is verbal. One way to use it is writing. Another way to use it is public speaking.

What about you? How can you use your top intelligences?

3. Increase Your Knowledge

Now that you know how to use your top intelligences, you should increase your knowledge about them. Read books. Watch videos. Take online courses. In my case, I read books such as this and this on writing.

4. Create Something

It’s not enough just to learn about something; you need to put it into practice by creating something. Having a side project is a good way to do this.

If possible, create something that combines your top intelligences. In my case, writing about personal development combines two of my top intelligences: verbal and intrapersonal. Try to find such an intersection in your case.

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5. Expand Your Capacity

Making the most of your talents requires you to keep expanding your capacity. How? By taking increasingly difficult challenges!

It’s similar to weight lifting. If you are able to lift 100 pounds but keep lifting it all the time, your capacity won’t increase. You need to move to the next level and lift something heavier.

About The Author
Priya Saha I am content writer at LoogleBiz -A Large Local Business Directory with over 5 years' experience in creating high-quality content for a range of clients. Writing clear marketing copy to awareness about products/services, Preparing well-structured drafts using Content Management Systems, Researching industry-related topics (combining online sources, interviews and studies), include conducting thorough research on industry-related topics, generating ideas for new content types and proofreading articles before publication. #Some qualities that I have - *Excellent command over English language. *Basic analytical skills. *An eye for details. *Ability to meet deadlines. *Ability to develop innovative and engaging content. *Being able to deliver under deadlines. *Excellent writing and editing skills in English *Good command over Microsoft Office tools like Word doc, Powerpoint etc.
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