When Lois Frankel speaks of people who are unable to "overcome their strengths," she is referring to _____.
A) people who are involved in lifelong learning
B) people who are focused on the skills and routines that brought them success in the past,to the exclusion of developing new skills
C) people who are aware of the need to build new strengths
D) people who recognize that different situations can call for different sets of skills

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Lois Frankel is referring to people who are so focused on their current strengths that they neglect to develop new ones. They stick to their tried and true skills and routines, which may have brought them success in the past, but may not be effective in new and changing situations.

When Lois Frankel Speaks of People Who Are Unable to "Overcome