Phoenix Strengths Discovery

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What Are You Good At?

Discover your strengths, interests and what you could build from them.

Before You Begin

Phoenix Strengths Discovery is a simple exploration tool designed

to help you recognise your strengths and consider new possibilities.

It is not an assessment, and there are no right or wrong answers.

Part 1

Radiant Phoenix Strengths Journey

Discover My Strengths

Everyone has different strengths. Some may be things you already recognise,

while others may be things you haven't thought about before.

Choose the answer that feels most like you.

There are no right or wrong answers. If you're unsure, that's okay too.

Questions 1–4: What comes naturally?

1. When someone asks you for help, what are you most likely to enjoy?

Listening and talking through what they need

Doing something practical to help

Making sure they feel supported

Finding a way to solve the problem

2. You have some time to work on something of your choice. What sounds most enjoyable?

Creating or designing something

Using a computer, device or online tool

Organising something that needs sorting out

Getting on with something independently

3. You're learning something new. Which sounds most like you?

Talking it through with someone

Watching someone demonstrate it and then having a go

Experimenting with different ideas

Working it out for yourself at your own pace

4. Something isn't working the way you expected. What would you prefer to do?

Think of another way to approach it

Look for a digital tool or information that could help

Check the steps and details to see what was missed

Think about what would be most helpful for the people involved

Questions 5–8: Things I enjoy doing

5. Which activity would you be most likely to enjoy?

Talking or sharing ideas with someone

Making, preparing or putting something together

Helping or caring for someone

Creating something from your own ideas

6. Which sounds most satisfying?

Learning how to use a new app or digital tool

Getting things organised and knowing where everything is

Finding a solution when something is difficult

Completing something by yourself and seeing what you've achieved

7. Imagine you're helping with a small community event. Which part would you prefer?

Welcoming people and answering questions

Setting up tables, displays or equipment

Checking that people have what they need

Creating signs, decorations or promotional material

8. Something needs to be completed by the end of the day. Which role sounds most like you?

Using technology to help get it done

Keeping track of what has been completed

Working out what to do when a problem comes up

Taking responsibility for your part and keeping at it

Questions 9–12: Turning strengths into something useful

9. Imagine you wanted to offer something useful to another person. Which part sounds most interesting?

Finding out what they need

Providing something practical for them

Making their experience helpful and supportive

Thinking of something different you could create for them

10. If you had a small project of your own, which part would you most enjoy?

Using digital tools to help run it

Keeping the tasks and information organised

Working out how to make the idea work

Being responsible for completing your own tasks

11. Someone likes something you've done and asks whether you could do it for them too. What part would you most enjoy?

Talking with them about what they would like

Getting started and doing the practical work

Knowing that what you're doing is helping them

Making or creating something especially for them

12. Imagine you had an idea for something you could offer. Which part sounds most interesting?

Finding a digital way to create, promote or manage it

Planning what needs to happen and keeping track of it

Working out how to turn the idea into something people could use

Having something that you could take responsibility for yourself

Questions 13–16: How I approach things

13. Which compliment would mean the most to you?

“You really listened to me.”

“You did a great job making or doing that.”

“You were really thoughtful and helpful.”

“That's a great idea.”

14. Which achievement would make you feel most satisfied?

Learning how to use a useful piece of technology

Getting something organised really well

Solving a problem that had been difficult

Completing something you were responsible for

15. If someone gave you a small amount of money to start a project, what would you be most interested in doing first?

Talking to people about what they might want or need

Trying out the practical part of the idea

Thinking about how the idea could help someone

Coming up with ideas for what you could create or offer

16. If your project started to grow, which part would you most like to learn more about?

Using technology to make things easier

Organising bookings, tasks, money or information

Finding solutions and improving how things work

Managing more of the project yourself

Part 2 Building Something of Your Own

Explore how your strengths could connect with ideas,

opportunities, and something you might create or offer.

Questions 17-20: Entrepreneurial Microbusiness

Q17 — Spotting an Opportunity: Imagine you noticed something that people in your community could use. What would you be most interested in doing?

Talking to people to find out what they need.

Creating or making something that could help.

Finding a practical way to provide it.

Thinking about how it could make someone's life easier.

Q18 — Getting an Idea Started: You have an idea for a small project. What would you be most likely to do first?

Use technology to research or start developing it.

Make a list of what needs to be done.

Work out how to overcome any problems that might come up.

Start working on something you can manage yourself.

Q19 — Someone Is Interested in What You Do: Someone asks if you could provide something for them. Which part would you most enjoy?

Talking with them about what they're looking for.

Doing or preparing the practical work.

Knowing you're providing something useful to them.

Adding your own ideas to make it something special.

Q20 — Growing Something of Your Own: If something you started was going well, what would you most like to learn next?

How technology could help you run or promote it.

How to organise bookings, tasks, information or money.

How to solve problems and improve what you're offering.

How to take more responsibility for running it yourself.

Terms & Conditions

By completing the Phoenix Strengths Discovery, you understand that this quiz is an informal strengths and interests exploration tool designed to support reflection and conversation.

Your results are based on the answers you provide and are intended as a starting point for exploring strengths, skills, employment and microbusiness possibilities. They are not a vocational, psychological, diagnostic or work-capacity assessment and should not be used to determine your ability or suitability for employment or self-employment.

Results do not guarantee employment, business outcomes, eligibility for services or NDIS funding.

Where appropriate, participants should discuss employment, business or NDIS-related decisions with their support team or relevant professional.

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You’ve Finished Your Strengths Discovery

Phoenix Over Converging Paths

You’ve taken some time to think about your strengths, interests and the way you like to work.

Your answers will now be brought together to create your Phoenix Strengths Profile

and highlight some possibilities you may like to explore.

There are no right or wrong results — just different strengths, interests and possibilities.