The DISC System can apply to almost any area – how we behave – communication, motivation, job preferences and roles, stress, relationships, etc. Having this awareness allows us to plan and prepare on how to be more effective. Not surprisingly, our DISC Style can also affect how we perceive Time. So far in this series on [...]
Last week, we focused on how the D-Style uniquely approaches Time. If you’d like to read that blogpost, just click here. For the next two weeks, I want to continue to take one DISC Style at a time and delve into more of their unique approach to Time. This week, we have the High I-Style. I [...]
DISC can apply to almost any area – how we behave – communication, motivation, job preferences and roles, stress, relationships, Having this awareness allows us to plan and prepare on how to be more effective. How we perceive Time is based on our own DISC Style. So far in this series on DISC Styles and Time, [...]
My next series of blogposts are going to focus on how each DISC Style uniquely views Time and ways to improve each Style’s Time Management. But first, let’s do a quick overview of the four different DISC Styles. First, think of someone (maybe it’s you) who: D – Has to TAKE CHARGE I – Always ADDS [...]
Most of us, at any age, are involved in daily activities that require lots of people interaction - whether it is in an office, school, job, activities, etc. For some of us, this in inspiring and renewing. But for the High C-Style person, this can be extremely draining. As a reminder, the C-Style person tends to [...]
As you may tend to do, I have a propensity to push myself, enjoy activities with family and friends, then try to get that one more item done on my ever-present To Do List... and keep going... and keep going... until I crash. As a review, the S-Style person is: Dependable Persistent Tender-hearted Slower paced Cooperative [...]
