Party, Party, Party! That might be the “call” when some hear the word “social.” But in our case, “social” means giving to others or society. The mantra for people with this motive or value is closer to “caring,” “sympathetic,” and “selfless.”
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“I never waste time!” It’s others who waste my time! How do I stop that?
Here’s the BAD news! No matter the reason for wasting time, it’s YOUR responsibility to manage your time.
Here’s the GOOD news! It’s not that difficult if you have a structure to follow. This article shows you how to use our DISC and Motives report to STOP wasting time. I also include an example of how I personally used that part of the report to help me stop wasting time. The “Time Wasters” section of our DISC / Motives report tells you three things:
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One of the many myths I dispel in our DISC Certification course is that DISC scores do not change over time. Can a person’s DISC score change? Absolutely! Do they change? That depends.
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Facilitating dozens of DISC Certifications with 100s of now DISC certified practitioners has taught me a number of things about what makes for a quality DISC certification course. Below are six key components you should find in any quality DISC Certification experience. We build each into our DISC Certification course. You should make sure each is built into the certification course you choose.
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Identifying whether or not someone is experiencing stress is one of over 100 techniques we discuss in our DISC & Motives Certification course. In this article, I discuss how to use our DISC and Motives report to identify if someone is experiencing stress AND whether that stress is likely originating from work or home. In future articles, as well as during our DISC & Motives Certification course, I will show you how to use the report to decrease that stress.
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