There are people we “click” with and people we “clank” with. Relationships can be hard, but like air, they are necessary! Each of us has a primary behavior style that can make us click or clank with others. We increase productivity and engagement when we know how to get along with everyone in a way that brings out the best in each other. DISC gives us the roadmap to adapt, so we can create better relationships.

DISC represents the four behavioral styles in the general population and is a universal language for describing a person’s behavior and emotions. In this workshop, we’re going to examine behavioral preferences in ourselves and in others.

After completing a simple assessment, each individual will have their own personal behavioral profile. The result is an easy-to-understand report that provides a host of details regarding their natural tendencies (how they innately operate) and approach to work (how they respond to the demands of the environment). With this information, we can identify strengths, underlying causes of stress, and other behaviors in ourselves and others that can cause conflict or harmony.