Better Relationships Through DiSC
Perfect forCompanies unlocking personality-driven leadership
- Adapt to different communication styles
- Strengthen team collaboration
- Apply DiSC insights when leading and coaching
Leadership & culture course
Practical persuasion and negotiation tools for navigating conflict with confidence, reducing friction and reaching better outcomes.
The Art of Persuasion, Negotiation, and Conflict involves mastering communication and relationship techniques to better assert yourself in the world. At Bonfire, we call this an “art form” because taking everyone’s different needs, wants, aims, and beliefs into account isn’t exactly a walk in the park. It takes some practice (and guidance!).
In any workplace there will always be conflicting demands, differences in opinions, and opposing attitudes when working with clients and internal team members. While this is totally normal and to be expected, it can also pose a rather significant obstacle to progressing relationships. Great news, there are ways to validate each person’s unique experience while also bringing them into agreement.
By completing this workshop, participants will learn the following:
What your people will be able to do after the session, and what changes for your organization.
“In business as in life, you don’t get what you deserve, you get what you negotiate.”
One-day onsite instructor-led session that can be split into shorter sessions to accommodate schedules.
Employees and members of management that are engaging in interactions requiring persuasion, negotiation and conflict management.
Sessions can be customized with your scenarios, language and goals. You and your Bonfire trainer decide which topics matter most for your team.
Plan your sessionPerfect forCompanies unlocking personality-driven leadership
Perfect forLeaders who want to use their team’s natural strengths
Perfect forTeams and leaders improving trust, accountability and results
“The quality of our lives depends not on whether or not we have conflicts, but on how we respond to them.”