I agree Mark that we need more catalysts.  For me, due to a number of factors including the way I'm made and my experiences growing up, I under-appreciate the things I'm good at.  Also, people who are reasonably good at a number of things find themselves focusing on what they're good at in a particular context rather than pushing through to their core strengths.  At least that's been my experience.

Catalysts enable us to join causes and change contexts.  Both activities are key to discovering strengths and actually "doing" the thing will always trump simply taking some test.  The confidence that we did something and created a result cements our understanding of our strengths.  Mike...