Confidence in Strengths
Waypoint Message
Everyone has strengths. These are the things you’re naturally good at or that make you feel energized and proud. Your strengths might show up in quiet ways, like being a good listener, noticing details others miss, or staying calm in tough situations. Or they might be bold, like speaking up, solving problems, or bringing creative ideas to life. The challenge is that we often focus more on what we think we lack than on what we already have. Confidence begins when you learn to recognize, name, and trust your strengths. You do not have to be great at everything. But when you know what you bring and use it with purpose, you build real confidence. It helps you show up more fully in your school, your friendships, and your goals
Success Strategies
1. Spot One Strength
Think of a time you helped someone or overcame something hard. What strength helped you do it?
2. Ask for Feedback
Invite someone you trust to share what they see as your strengths. Their words might surprise you.
3. Use It Today
Choose one strength and look for a way to use it today—whether it’s creativity, kindness, problem-solving, or something else.
Shift your thinking:
Use the shift cards below to reframe your outlook on the day.
Connection Matters:
Use the connection cards below to start a conversation with the people around you.