The soliloquy of a distressed member of society

The title of this blog is "Porsche came to our house.I'm a Porsche enthusiast, but my recent articles have completely turned into "the musings of a Porsche enthusiast and a distressed working adult. Today, too, I would like to talk about something that has been troubling me a bit.

It is difficult to recognize one's "strengths" as strengths.This is because they are unconsciously demonstrated. Strengths are often hidden in things that are done as a matter of course, or things that produce results even though you are not making that much effort.

Since I don't think I am making an effort, I don't feel a sense of accomplishment as much. In other words, they are not strongly conscious of their efforts, so they do not manifest them. In addition, people around you may not be aware that you are making an effort.Your fatness is amazing, isn't it?Sometimes, when people say, "No, it's not true," I can't accept it.

Rather, people tend to think "I wish I had more of this kind of ability," or "I wish I didn't have this kind of ability.

How to recognize strengths?

So, in such a situation, the way to realize your strengths is... after all.Comparison with othersI think the only way to do this is to "go for it.

That's why, for example, with Porsche, we say.Accuracy of steering, theGas pedal and brake performance, andHigh-speed stability and ground contactThe reason why I feel that these areas are so great is because of the "comparison with others".

The world is full of cars from many different manufacturers, and having driven cars from other companies makes one more aware of Porsche's strengths. The reason why Porsche can still continue to lead the world's automakers as a luxury sports car without dabbling in isms is becauseIt is only with the presence of rival companies.

If there were only Porsches in the world, we might have thrown away our company's important strengths without realizing it.(No, Ferdinand Porsche would never do that...)Maybe there would have been no Porsche today.

When you think about it, Mercedes-Benz, BMW, Audi, Ferrari, domestic car makers...those car makers are what make Porsche what it is.

Therefore, it is not enough for Porsche to win alone; Porsche can only continue to be Porsche if other rivals also do their best, so I hope that all manufacturers will do their best.(From the top w...)

I almost threw it away.

In fact, I recently had the opportunity to analyze my "strengths" more deeply. I have been studying career development to a certain extent and thought I had some knowledge about how to find strengths, but I realized something the other day.

I had no idea what my strengths were...!

Not only did we not understand it, but we almost bashed away at its strengths. Aww...it was the comparison of other companies that made me realize this.

What are you talking about?