Posts Tagged 'behavioral style'

Mar

20

Am I Crazy?

We get 32 GB of information directed at us every day, and while you intrinsically know who you are, all that of information overload makes us question ourselves. Deeper understanding of yourself will help you realize you’re not crazy!…

Mar

13

Have more by doing less

Stop the cycle of “doing” and change your focus to being who you are, and then allow abundance to flow to you.…

Mar

6

I Can’t Afford a Coach!

This is a common reason people give for not coaching, but the truth is you can’t afford not to have a coach. Anyone performing at their highest level uses a coach–whether as an athlete, in business, or to become your best self.…

Mar

1

Parenting Corner – I’m tired of being the bad guy

Q:  I am the sole disciplinarian in the house. As the mom it’s not easy for me but I feel the lessons I’m instilling are important for the kids.  At the same time I’m tired (physically and emotionally) of always being the bad guy, what can I do? 

A: Great …

Feb

27

How the DISC can help your relationship

Do you find you’re butting heads with your partner when you’re making decisions? Understanding both your behavioral style and your partner’s can help you communicate more clearly and work with each other, instead of against each other.…

Feb

6

DISC for hiring

Hiring someone based on what they think you want to hear is more costly than not filling a position.…

Jan

30

The Gift of DISC

The power of understanding DISC is it allows you to fully understand and accept who you are, which allows you to accept others.…

Jan

23

Showing love

People show loved based on their behavioral style, not necessarily the way you want to be shown love. Do you love the people in your life exactly the way they are?…

Jan

16

Why use DISC?

The DISC Assessment provides a deep understand of what motivates a person; use it to connect people to their cause…not yours.…

Jan

9

Depressed or Stuck?

Are you feeling depressed that you’re not where you want to be in life? It may be that you’re really just “stuck” because you’ve been comparing yourself to others. Learn to work in harmony with your behavioral style, and you’ll start to make progress.

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