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Use one of your strengths to help someone

Modern Science

Use one of your strengths to help someone

Put something you’re good at to work for someone else

Modern Science

Use facts and logic from science-based and secular approaches to better understand human purpose, meaning, growth, and fulfillment.

10 min practice10 min practice
Can be done any time of dayCan be done any time of day
ReflectReflect

If you've taken Sol Quizzes, then you've learned a lot about yourself (if you haven't taken any quizzes yet, that's OK! Try one now)

Think about what you've learned: your values, your gifts, the things that come naturally to you.

Pick one strength. Maybe you're a good listener, a clear explainer, an organizer, or an encourager.

Choose one small way to use it for someone today. You might offer advice, help with a task, teach something, make something useful, or simply give your full attention.

Research consistently finds that using your signature strengths in new ways - especially in service of others - is one of the most reliable paths to a sense of meaning. Purpose isn't something you find by looking harder; it's something you feel when what you're good at meets what someone needs.

Afterward, notice how it felt to use your abilities in a way that mattered.