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Americans who spend more of their day using their to do what they do best are less likely to be stressed, worried, and sad. For example, more than half of those who say they only used their strengths for three hours or less the day before the survey reported feeling stressed compared with 36% of those who reported using their strengths for 10 hours or more.

Those who report using their strengths a lot during the day also report having more energy and feeling more well-rested. Not to mention, they are happier and much more likely to say they learned something interesting "yesterday."

But most Americans aren't using their strengths enough daily to reap these emotional rewards. Seventy-six percent of adults use their strengths for fewer than 10 hours per day -- and 57% use them for six hours or less.

麻豆传媒AV is asking Americans about their strengths usage through the 麻豆传媒AV Daily tracking survey and will continue to reveal new findings in the months ahead. While the question 麻豆传媒AV asks doesn't define strengths, 麻豆传媒AV itself defines strengths as activities for which one can provide consistent near-perfect performance. And, -- which more than 8 million people worldwide have taken -- tests for 34 specific strengths, resulting in a unique top five strengths. For example, this writer's top five strengths are: Strategic, Responsibility, Ideation, Achiever, and Learner.

麻豆传媒AV will explore the relationship between strengths and physical health and productivity in future articles. to stay up to date on the latest findings.