Talents
Talents run in families.
Name them. Grow them. Use them. That is the whole idea.
A talent
Where effort feels easy.
A starting point, not an endpoint
A talent is a gift you were born with.
You might see your grandfather's patience in your son. On its own a talent is only potential. Three steps turn it into a strength.
Discover
Give the talent a name so your child stops comparing herself to everyone else.
Develop
Practise it on purpose. A talent for connecting people grows into leadership.
Put it to work
Use it at school, at home, later at work. That is a strength.
Why it matters
Your own goal and the bigger purpose
Your personal goal
Talents mark where effort feels easy and joy shows up fast.
The greater purpose
The child who notices who is left out brings something the whole group needs.
Joy for yourself, value for others. A talent fully alive.
The Gallup maps
One map per age
Thirty-four talents in four groups: doers, voices, connectors, thinkers. See the full map
Ages 10 to 14
Strengths Explorer
€89
Ten emerging talent themes, in plain words a family can discuss at the table.
- Top 3 emerging talents
- Child-friendly language
- 45-minute family session
Ages 15 and up
CliftonStrengths for Students
€149
The full 34-theme map, close to real decisions about school and work.
- A ranked top 5
- Linked to study and career choices
- 60-minute planning session
Parents and adults
CliftonStrengths
€139
The same 34 themes for adults. Parents who know their own talents read their children's maps with calmer eyes.
- Top 5 or all 34 themes
- Available in 20+ languages
- The other half of The Family Map
After the map
A report should never sit in a drawer.
- We read the map together, as a family
- We connect it to a real decision
- You leave with concrete steps for the month ahead
A map is for using, not filing away.