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Physical blind spots aren’t the only ones that can cause problems. Emotional blind spots can be just as bad, and in some cases, worse. Emotional blind spots are the obstructed view of an emotional area in a person’s life. Here are 4 tips to eliminate emotional blind spots.
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12 Driving Forces are personal drivers or motivators; the why someone does what they do. Motivators/drivers can be thought of as the areas of life that a person is passionate about or things perceived by an individual as important. A person’s drivers provide their purpose and direction in life.
Communication is the foundation on which all human interaction is built. If you could identify a person’s typical behavioral style, and adapt your behavior to create better communication, wouldn’t you want to know how? Using DISC to analyze non-verbals is a great way to start through observation.
Understanding and being able to identify the various behavioral styles can be very advantageous when it comes to good communication. Through the study of DISC, we know that someone possessing a high-I behavioral style can be summed up as a trusting, fast-paced, people-oriented conversationalist.
Human beings are very complex. While we can observe behaviors, other factors that make up who an individual is must be measured through other means, notably assessments. Ron Price of Price Associates presents 5 reasons why understanding acumen is so important.
Four main factors make up the majority of behavioral styles. Most people have a tendency to have one factor be more robust than the others. For high-Ds in the DISC profile, it’s all about tackling problems and challenges. Sometimes this can come at the expense of people skills.
What assessment provider is best for you? TTI Success Insight’s Talent Insights measures both behaviors and motivators. Learn the difference between TTI SI and the competition.
Leaders come in all shapes and sizes-and all behavioral styles too. While it may be common to see demonstrative, high energy leaders, that is not a prerequisite to succeed in a leadership role. Any behavioral type can be a leader, it’s just a matter of finding your personal niche that works for you
For a team to be successful, all members need to be pulling in the same direction. Constructing the right team is the first step, followed by getting everyone’s buy-in from the beginning. Use these 6 Keys To Building High Performing Teams to help you build, manage and lead a team of high performers.
Since everyone has unique behavioral styles, having the ability to adapt is key to successful interaction and communication. Using DISC to identify behavior styles is a great way to determine the various styles of people around us.
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All people have a unique behavioral style. Using the concepts of DISC, we can break those behaviors into four distinct styles. Use these 4 communication tips when using DISC to be able to recognize and adapt to the four primary styles to improve communication with others.
DISC is an assessment used to study human behavioral styles. DISC is made up of Dominance, Influence, Steadiness and Compliance. Those with high Dominance (high D) often waste time due to habits associated with D behavior. Here are five reasons why high-Ds waste time and how to fix the problem.