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Your Team's Speaking Powers
Each team member's Core, Learned, and Hidden powers at a glance.
Power Distribution Across the Team
How many team members carry each power as Core, Learned, or Hidden.
Animated vs Calm
The Speaking Powers framework splits communicators into Animated (high-energy, expressive) and Calm (steady, measured) poles. Here's where your team sits.
Your team leans Animated — this means high energy in the room but you may miss the detail-oriented, measured voices. Consider giving Calm communicators explicit airtime in meetings.
Strengths & Gaps
Where the team is strong and where the blind spots are.
Team Strength
Storyteller — 2 team members carry this as a Core Power.
Team Strength
Energy Bomb — 1 team member carry this as a Core Power.
Team Strength
Straight Shooter — 1 team member carry this as a Core Power.
Team Strength
Teacher — 1 team member carry this as a Core Power.
Power Gap
Peaceful Panda — Nobody on the team has this as a Core, Learned, or Hidden Power. This communication style is completely absent. Consider: who could develop this?
Complementary Pairs
Team members whose powers naturally complement each other and could partner effectively:
Team Discussion Starters
Use these questions to drive conversation in your next team session.
For the Team
- Looking at our team map — does the distribution surprise you? What feels right and what feels missing?
- We have no Peaceful Panda on the team. How does that show up in our communication? Who could step into that space?
- When do you rely on your Core Power? When do you lean on your Learned Power instead? What's the cost?
- Who on the team has a Hidden Power you'd love to see them develop? Tell them.
This report was generated by Psychometric Studio on behalf of Stage Heroes. The Speaking Powers Survey is a developmental self-discovery tool. © 2026 Stage Heroes Co. & Psychometric Studio. All rights reserved.