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*. Adaptability®

You prefer to go with the Dow. You tend to be a “now” person who takes things as they come and who discovers the future one day at a time.

2. Relator®

You enjoy close relationships with others. You Cnd deep satisfaction in working hard with friends to achieve a goal.

3. Input®

You have a need to collect and archive. You may accumulate information, ideas, artifacts or even relationships.

4. Intellection®

You are characterized by your intellectual activity. You are introspective and appreciate intellectual discussions.

5. Connectedness®

You have faith in the links among all things. You believe there are few coincidences and that almost every event has meaning.

RELATIONSHIP BUILDING themes help you build

strong relationships that hold a team together.

STRATEGIC THINKING themes help you absorb and

analyze information that informs better decisions. CliftonStrengths® Top 5 for

Anny Guarin

This report presents your Kve most dominant CliftonStrengths revealed by your responses to the CliftonStrengths assessment. Use this report to learn more about these strengths, how they uniquely show up in your life and how you can use them to fulKll your potential. EXECUTING themes help you make things happen.

INFLUENCING themes help you take charge, speak up

and make sure others are heard.

2. Relator

3. Input

4. Intellection

5. Connectedness

INFLUENCING

Activator

Command

Communication

Competition

Maximizer

Self-Assurance

SigniCcance

Woo

STRATEGIC THINKING

Analytical

Context

Futuristic

Ideation

Input

Intellection

Learner

Strategic

You Are Uniquely Powerful

Your unique sequence of CliftonStrengths and the personalized Strengths Insights in this report are the result of your answers to the CliftonStrengths assessment.

We designed this report to help you learn more about your most dominant CliftonStrengths: what they are, how they interact and how to use them to succeed.

What do the colors mean?

Each of the 34 CliftonStrengths Cts into one of four domains. These domains describe how CliftonStrengths helps you execute, inDuence others, build relationships, and absorb and think about information. EXECUTING

Achiever

Arranger

Belief

Consistency

Deliberative

Discipline

Focus

Responsibility

Restorative

RELATIONSHIP BUILDING

Adaptability

Connectedness

Developer

Empathy

Harmony

Includer

Individualization

Positivity

Relator

1. Adaptability®

What Is Adaptability?

People with strong Adaptability talents live in the moment. They don’t see the future as a Cxed destination. Instead, they see it as a place that they can create out of the choices they make right now. They discover their future one choice at a time. This doesn’t mean that they don’t have plans. But their Adaptability talents enable them to respond willingly to the demands of the moment, even if circumstances pull them away from their plans. They don’t resent sudden requests or unforeseen detours. They expect them. On some level, they may look forward to them. They are, at heart, very Dexible, and they can stay productive when circumstances pull them in many diBerent directions at once. Why Your Adaptability Is Unique

These Strengths Insights are personalized based on your CliftonStrengths results. Adaptability Relator Input Intellection Connectedness Instinctively, you realize the quality of your life dramatically improves when you are surrounded by the loveliness of nature and enthralled — that is, held spellbound — by the artistry of human beings. Because of your strengths, you usually do much better when you are free to respond to demands and problems as they arise. Understandably, you dislike being forced to follow someone else’s plan of action. Having to use outdated and ineEcient processes probably is just as frustrating. By nature, you surround yourself with lovely things. These have the power to soothe, calm, energize, and inspire you. The arts or nature itself enhances your sense of well-being. You probably pay attention to your environment because you choose to live each moment to its fullest. Chances are good that you eBortlessly adjust to the shifting challenges of the day. You enjoy variety and change. You are comfortable allowing each day to unfold on its own terms. You feel little stress when predetermined timelines must be scrapped. You probably regard rigidly organized plans and routines as barriers rather than helpful tools.

CliftonStrengths® Top 5 ANNY GUARIN 09-04-2024 StrengthsFinder® Copyright © 2000, 2018, 2024 Gallup, Inc. All rights reserved. 3 Driven by your talents, you might say it is easy to be happy and upbeat about life. Why? Perhaps you deal with situations as they arise. Some people may appreciate your willingness to alter the original plan to accommodate their unique needs or last-minute requests.

2. Relator

3. Input

4. Intellection

5. Connectedness

How Adaptability Blends With Your Other Top

Five Strengths

ADAPTABILITY + RELATOR

Because you live completely in the moment, you can thrive when there is change. But you also establish authentic and lasting relationships.

ADAPTABILITY + INPUT

You are aware of needs because you live in the present, and you often have what you and others need because you gather useful resources.

ADAPTABILITY + INTELLECTION

You are fully present in each moment, but there are moments when you need to be alone with your thoughts.

ADAPTABILITY + CONNECTEDNESS

For you, interruptions are seldom meaningless inconveniences; they expand your worldview and reshape your perspective on life.

Apply Your Adaptability to Succeed

Fine-tune your responsiveness.

Keep making progress when unexpected things happen. The calmness you bring when things quickly change helps those around you to be able to press ahead with you. Act quickly when urgent matters arise. Those around you may depend on your comfort in the moment to help them see what needs to be done.

2. Relator®

What Is Relator?

Relator talents describe a person’s attitude toward their relationships. People with strong Relator talents are drawn to others they already know. They do not necessarily shy away from meeting new people — in fact, they may have other themes that cause them to enjoy the thrill of turning strangers into friends — but they do derive a great deal of pleasure and strength from being around their close friends. A person with strong Relator talents forms close relationships with people.

Why Your Relator Is Unique

These Strengths Insights are personalized based on your CliftonStrengths results. Adaptability Relator Input Intellection Connectedness By nature, you genuinely enjoy activities when just about everything makes sense. You naturally gravitate to tasks where facts, events, processes, or ideas are methodically outlined. It’s very likely that you sometimes declare you are as productive as you can be, especially when people allow you to work independently. Having to deal with teammates, classmates, or group members may stymie — that is, hinder — your progress.

Because of your strengths, you embody the adage: “If you want to get something done, ask a busy person.” You deliver peak performances when you can tackle a task. You experience tremendous satisfaction each time you accomplish something. You probably like being held accountable for your actions and words. Driven by your talents, you don’t mind spending time with acquaintances, but your closest friends are your greatest treasures. Being with those who know you best energizes you. Instinctively, you ask to be partnered with your friends when teams are being formed. You are likely to labor longer and be more productive each time you collaborate — that is, work jointly — with people whose company you really enjoy.

2. Relator

3. Input

4. Intellection

5. Connectedness

How Relator Blends With Your Other Top Five

Strengths

RELATOR + ADAPTABILITY

Because you live completely in the moment, you can thrive when there is change. But you also establish authentic and lasting relationships.

RELATOR + INPUT

You value tangible, practical resources, but you also value the human resources of your close friends and family.

RELATOR + INTELLECTION

Even though you Knd solitude conducive for clarifying your thoughts, it will never take the place of being with your friends.

RELATOR + CONNECTEDNESS

You are a global and a local citizen. You have compassion for those who are far away and intimacy with those who are near.

Apply Your Relator to Succeed

Make time for one-on-one interactions with your friends. Make sure you get enough one-on-one time with the important people in your life. Periodic opportunities to interact with them will energize you. Take time to tell others how your relationship with them creates happiness in your life. Ask them how it enhances their happiness. Doing this with each person will show you care about them.

3. Input®

What Is Input?

People with strong Input talents are inquisitive and always want to know more. They crave information. They might collect ideas, books, memorabilia, quotations or facts. Whatever they collect, they do so because it interests them. They Cnd many things interesting and have a natural curiosity. The world is exciting precisely because of its inCnite variety and complexity. A few minutes spent surCng the internet may turn into hours once their curiosity takes oB. They constantly acquire, compile and Cle things away. Their pursuits keep their minds fresh. They know that one day the information or things they’ve gathered will prove valuable.

Why Your Input Is Unique

These Strengths Insights are personalized based on your CliftonStrengths results. Adaptability Relator Input Intellection Connectedness Instinctively, you are restless until you have collected enough insights to thoughtfully examine an abstract concept, theory, or idea. This is one reason why you are attracted to people who frequently engage in intelligent conversations. They intentionally avoid casual chit-chat or meaningless small talk. Because of your strengths, you might revel in the sensation of having done something with excellence, such as public speaking, writing, designing, sailing, gardening, investing, selling, hunting, or yoga. Your hunger for more knowledge about a skill or a subject might be satisCed through reading. Perhaps you integrate what you already understand with some insights you glean from particular books, journals, correspondence, or the Internet.

Chances are good that you tend to express your doubts about various ideas, theories, or concepts. Using your brainpower, you put aside your emotions while calmly absorbing as much information as you can. Even though you may have never experienced a particular situation, event, opportunity, or dilemma, you exhibit the mental capacity to project yourself into it. Lively conversations with intelligent individuals stimulate your thinking about abstract or complex topics.

CliftonStrengths® Top 5 ANNY GUARIN 09-04-2024 StrengthsFinder® Copyright © 2000, 2018, 2024 Gallup, Inc. All rights reserved. 8 By nature, you choose to associate with people who think big and think smart. Exchanging ideas, concepts, or theories with intelligent individuals exhilarates you. You pull together as many thoughts as possible from these animated conversations. You never know when someone’s question or suggestion will be valuable. You mentally Cle away or physically document these snippets — that is, small bits — of insight or wisdom for easy retrieval.

It’s very likely that you may peruse — that is, studiously examine — speciCc types of books, publications, documents, or Internet sites to gather information and collect insights. This knowledge sometimes gives you the edge you need to produce better outcomes or scores than anybody else can. Perhaps your drive to be the very best motivates you to read a lot about certain subjects.

2. Relator

3. Input

4. Intellection

5. Connectedness

How Input Blends With Your Other Top Five

Strengths

INPUT + ADAPTABILITY

You are aware of needs because you live in the present, and you often have what you and others need because you gather useful resources.

INPUT + RELATOR

You value tangible, practical resources, but you also value the human resources of your close friends and family.

INPUT + INTELLECTION

Just because your thinking can be deep and philosophical does not mean that it cannot be practical and useful.

INPUT + CONNECTEDNESS

You assist those who aspire to spiritual health or personal well-being by sharing tangible and helpful resources.

Apply Your Input to Succeed

Find different ways to gather and organize resources. Develop a system for storing and easily Knding information to share with others. This can be as simple as an email folder setup or as sophisticated as a computer database. This system will help you quickly locate information that you can share with others. Meet with people interested in learning about the information you have collected. During your conversation, ask them to help you by taking notes or recording the talk. This could be another way to keep track of your resources.

4. Intellection®

What Is Intellection?

People with strong Intellection talents like to think. They like mental activity. They like to exercise the “muscles” of their brain, stretching them in multiple directions. This need for mental activity may be focused; for example, they may be trying to solve a problem, develop an idea or understand another person’s feelings. The exact focus will depend on their other strengths. The theme of Intellection does not dictate what these people are thinking about; it simply describes that they like to think. They like to let their thoughts go in many directions. People with strong Intellection talents are introspective. This introspection gives them time to reDect and ponder. Wherever it leads them, their mental hum is a constant in their lives.

Why Your Intellection Is Unique

These Strengths Insights are personalized based on your CliftonStrengths results. Adaptability Relator Input Intellection Connectedness Driven by your talents, you regularly Cnd a quiet place to be alone so you can clarify your plans, theories, questions, or solutions. Once you know what you think, you can launch discussions. In addition, you can elaborate on your ideas when it is necessary to do so. Being deprived of preparation time puts you at a disadvantage. On these occasions, you say as little as possible and hope someone else gets people talking. Because of your strengths, you are an avid reader. Collecting information, insights, and facts is your forte — that is, your strong point. You are quick to tell people about ideas or theories that strike you as correct. Chances are good that you tend to read books, journals, correspondence, or Internet sites that feature trends and oBer predictions for the future. You want to be as informed as possible about what lies ahead in the coming months, years, or decades. Even so, knowledge about potential problems, diEculties, or issues can be distressing and disturbing. It can raise your anxiety level. By nature, you combine your fascination for reading with your ability to Cgure out what sets individuals apart. You are likely to discover what interests someone and then read more about their interests. You want to collect insights that can inspire them to take advantage of their one-of-a-kind talents, knowledge, and skills.

CliftonStrengths® Top 5 ANNY GUARIN 09-04-2024 StrengthsFinder® Copyright © 2000, 2018, 2024 Gallup, Inc. All rights reserved. 11 Instinctively, you enjoy reDecting on what you already know and on what you want to know. Your concentration leads you to major and minor discoveries. You need ample quiet time to critically examine new information, theories, concepts, or philosophies. Wherever you go and whatever you do, your mind is seldom at rest. You consider what you have observed. You pose never-before-asked questions. Thinking deeply about things is a necessity for you. It is not a luxury. It is not an option.

2. Relator

3. Input

4. Intellection

5. Connectedness

How Intellection Blends With Your Other Top Five

Strengths

INTELLECTION + ADAPTABILITY

You are fully present in each moment, but there are moments when you need to be alone with your thoughts.

INTELLECTION + RELATOR

Even though you Knd solitude conducive for clarifying your thoughts, it will never take the place of being with your friends.

INTELLECTION + INPUT

Just because your thinking can be deep and philosophical does not mean that it cannot be practical and useful.

INTELLECTION + CONNECTEDNESS

It is important for you to think deeply and personally about the global and spiritual nature of life. Apply Your Intellection to Succeed

Make time to think by yourself and with others.

Set aside a few minutes every day just to think. Doing this reKnes your ideas and sharpens your thinking.

Identify topics that fascinate you and Knd a like-minded person to explore them with. Spend time delving into these topics with this person to stimulate your thinking even further.

5. Connectedness®

What Is Connectedness?

Things happen for a reason. Those with strong Connectedness talents are sure of it. They have a powerful conviction that everyone is connected. While each person is responsible for their own judgments and actions, those with strong Connectedness believe everyone is part of something larger. This belief implies certain responsibilities. Their awareness of these responsibilities creates their value system. They are considerate, caring and accepting. ConCdent in the unity of humankind, they build bridges for people of diBerent cultures. They give others comfort that there is a purpose beyond everyday existence. Their faith is strong. It sustains them and their close friends in the face of life’s mysteries. Why Your Connectedness Is Unique

These Strengths Insights are personalized based on your CliftonStrengths results. Adaptability Relator Input Intellection Connectedness Because of your strengths, you occasionally link together a variety of people who otherwise might not know each other. Perhaps you create a work climate where individuals begin to understand each other and cooperate.

Instinctively, you underscore what people have in common even though their backgrounds, experiences, languages, cultures, or interests vary greatly. You facilitate dialogue between individuals. You create peace within groups and between people by linking them to one another. It’s very likely that you genuinely like to help people overcome obstacles that prevent them from linking up with one another. This explains why you engage so many newcomers or outsiders in small talk as well as serious discussions.

Driven by your talents, you feel wonderful about life, especially when you become a link between individuals or groups. Many people would not have known one another if you had not stepped into their lives. Chances are good that you assert — that is, declare and aErm — that every person comes into your life for a deCnite purpose. This explains why you launch into discussions or engage in small talk with people you are meeting for the Crst time. You really want to Cgure out why your paths in life have crossed.

2. Relator

3. Input

4. Intellection

5. Connectedness

How Connectedness Blends With Your Other

Top Five Strengths

CONNECTEDNESS + ADAPTABILITY

For you, interruptions are seldom meaningless inconveniences; they expand your worldview and reshape your perspective on life.

CONNECTEDNESS + RELATOR

You are a global and a local citizen. You have compassion for those who are far away and intimacy with those who are near.

CONNECTEDNESS + INPUT

You assist those who aspire to spiritual health or personal well-being by sharing tangible and helpful resources.

CONNECTEDNESS + INTELLECTION

It is important for you to think deeply and personally about the global and spiritual nature of life. Apply Your Connectedness to Succeed

Help people and groups better understand how to relate to and rely on each other. OJer to listen to and counsel people. You can easily see connections between what they are saying and doing. Help them by providing directions on how to see connection and purpose in everyday occurrences.

Support others in Knding meaning in the unpredictability of their world. Doing this provides a sense of comfort and stability in the face of uncertainty.

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• When has this strength helped you be successful in the past?

• How does this strength help you be successful in your role? Aim It

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CliftonStrengths® Top 5 ANNY GUARIN 09-04-2024 StrengthsFinder® Copyright © 2000, 2018, 2024 Gallup, Inc. All rights reserved. 16 Already have your CliftonStrengths 34 report? Great! Take some time to explore your full results.

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• reveal your complete talent proKle of 34 CliftonStrengths

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• navigate your 11-34 CliftonStrengths, including understanding and managing weaknesses

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