Richard Step Strengths Test

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After I took the Richard Step Strengths Test, my top 5 strengths are curiosity, integrity, visionary, ambition and optimism. I agree with this result, because I feel myself are always enjoy meeting new things, and to know about it. I always make a plan and set a goal, also encourage myself to finish it in time. In addition, I like to listen a speech from video or somewhere and I would take a note when I hear something positive and helpful. The bottom 5 weakness I get self-motivation, leadership, resourcefulness, adaptability and teamwork. I agree that I am easily influenced by surrounding environment, and most of the time I am in a passive state. After reading the textbook, I found that the most possible reason of the bottom 5 weakness because

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