In this conversation, Bill Dippel and Sarah Collins discuss the nuances of coaching, the impact of the Achiever strength, and the importance of balancing productivity with personal well-being. They explore personal shifts in their coaching practices, the cultural implications of the Achiever strength, and the need for reflection and celebration in both personal and professional contexts. Token Barnthouse shares his experiences as an Achiever, emphasizing the importance of understanding one's why and the potential pitfalls of overemphasizing achievement.

Takeaways

Coaching is about watching people improve and grow.
Keynote speaking can be a powerful way to engage audiences.
Achiever strength is often overhyped in a hustle culture.
It's important to check your why behind achievements.
Celebrating successes is crucial for personal well-being.
Achievers often struggle with burnout due to high expectations.
Cultural perspectives on achievement vary significantly.
Reflection and self-care are essential for Achievers.
Empathy can be a challenge for those with high Achiever strength.
Finding balance between achievement and personal fulfillment is key.

Sound Bites

"Achiever can get in people's way."
"Don't be a loose rubber band."
"Check your why."

Bill's Top 10 CliftonStrengths

1) Individualization

2) Developer

3) Activator

4) Woo

5) Restorative

6) Empathy

7) Harmony

8) Connectedness

9) Relator

10) Learner

Sarah's Top 10 CliftonStrengths

1) Positivity

2) Woo

3) Communication

4) Harmony

5) Activator

6) Developer

7) Input

8) Individualization

9) Responsibility

10) Arranger

Official Strengths On Fire Website: https://strengthsonfire.transistor.fm

GET MORE FROM BILL AND SARAH:
Bill's info:
https://billdippel.com/
https://www.linkedin.com/in/williamdippel/
https://www.instagram.com/billdippelcoach/

Sarah's info:
https://www.wearecollinsco.com/
https://www.linkedin.com/in/sarahcoachcollins/
https://www.instagram.com/sarahcoachcollins/