Category: DISC

Let’s talk about rapport building!

27/6/2022

Let’s talk about rapport building.

For the I’s and S’s on DISC profiling, rapport building is essential. They want to be your friend, they want to feel like and accepted so even if being talkative, warm and friendly is not your thing (that’s you… D’s and C’s!), it’s crucial to give them what they need.

Here are the top 10 barriers to rapport building...

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Have you ever been on a DISC Workshop?

27/6/2022

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I love DISC workshops! There is nothing quite like watching the lightbulb go on when people 'get it'.

They start to understand themselves better and more importantly, they understand how to get the best out of others. It’s great for improving relationships & communication within teams...

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Tip 110) Getting the best out of Conscientious Cautious thinkers (DISC part 5)

10/1/2019

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Last, but by no means least, is the C profile. Think accountant, engineer, inventor, and anything else that needs a high level of accuracy and attention to detail.

How to spot them...
C profiles are usually very reserved and prefer their own company to crowds. Often classed as the least emotional of profiles, C's do not tend to talk much about their personal lives or to be bothered much about yours, so personal chit chat is discouraged. C's love research, detail and data, and ask lots of questions.

What Do They Do Best?

Plan thoroughly before deciding to act.

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Tip 108) Building RAPPORT with Steady profiles (DISC part 4)

8/1/2019

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Steady profiles are the most common profile in the UK, with an estimated 69% of the population being S profiles.

How to spot them:
High S profiles tend to be quiet and reserved at first, but once they get to know you, they make wonderful loyal friends. Often doing too much for others, S profiles could be described as the caring profile, and are often found in holistic therapies, life coaching, working with children or animals, nursing or admin support roles. Their most significant values tend to be security and stability.

What Do They Do Best?

Bring harmony to group situations.

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Tip 106) CommUnicating with Influencers (DISC PART 3)

6/1/2019

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As promised, here is how to get the best out of Influencer profiles.

How to spot them:
They are the loudest, chattiest and most open of all the profiles. Happy to tell you all sorts of personal information, high I profiles are not only easily distracted, but they can also often be pretty distracting themselves. The life and soul of the party, this profile loves people, praise, having fun and interacting with others. Typically not great at time management and they can be pretty unorganised!

What they do best:

Inspire others to take action.
Think fast on their feet – optimistic, intuitive, creative.

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Tip 104) Getting the best out of DOMINANT Drivers (DISC part 2)

4/1/2019

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Following on from Tip 102, here is how to get the best out of a D profile.

How to spot them:
D profiles are usually smartly dressed, outgoing and confident, often with a fairly large ego. To the point and blunt, they are very forceful with their opinions and like to base their decisions on facts, not emotions. For D's, it's all about the results, so they tend to be very ambitious.

What they do best:

Being decisive and taking risks.
Being direct, dynamic, disciplined.
Taking charge – they get things done.
Outgoing and confident.

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Tip 102) DISC – The Best Tool ever for learning how to communicate (Part 1)

2/1/2019

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So what is DISC? I hear you ask...

DISC is a brilliant profiling tool that improves rapport building, sales conversion rates, productivity, teamwork and communication. I have used it with all my coaching clients over the last ten years with some pretty amazing success. We've tripled conversion rates, developed brilliant managers and even saved marriages with DISC!

DISC profiling helps you to:

Understand YOUR behavioural style – your strengths, your weaknesses, and how others view you.
Understand OTHERS behaviour style – their potential strengths and weakness, likely attitudes and behaviour.

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Welcome to our Blog!

Let’s talk about rapport building!

Have you ever been on a DISC Workshop?

Tip 110) Getting the best out of Conscientious Cautious thinkers (DISC part 5)

Tip 108) Building RAPPORT with Steady profiles (DISC part 4)

Tip 106) CommUnicating with Influencers (DISC PART 3)

Tip 104) Getting the best out of DOMINANT Drivers (DISC part 2)

Tip 102) DISC – The Best Tool ever for learning how to communicate (Part 1)

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