Don't sweat your weaknesses ...

Taken from "The Coyote Within" blog at www.adriansavage.com/blog/

Don't Sweat Weaknesses

Focus on what counts. Don't waste time and effort on weaknesses, unless they're blocking you from using your strengths. If a weakness in communication is stopping you from getting your ideas across, deal with it. If you're poor at writing reports, but rarely have to do it anyway, forget about it.

Don't worry about areas where you have little interest to build on. If you aren't motivated, you won't improve much, whatever you do. It takes far more energy and determination to improve from completely awful to barely average than it takes to go from good to great. You've only got so much energy. Don't waste it.

Don't be bamboozled into working hard at becoming mediocre. Forget trying to be perfect. It's impossible. Be the best possible version of yourself, even if that isn't what you expected or the folks around you ordered. Anything else will condemn you to a lifetime of wasted effort.

What happens if you "focus on improving your weaknesses? You get a lot of really strong weaknesses. Better to focus on your strengths.