The DISC behavioral assessment is an effective tool in determining what behavioral style you are. This knowledge can give you insights into how to interact with others for more effective relationships. This week’s focus is on the DISC style “C” (compliance), and is characterized by an analytical mind, detailed oriented and getting the job done right. Are you a “C” core style, or do you interact with “C’s”? Listen to this episode to learn more.

The DISC behavioral assessment is an effective tool in determining what behavioral style you are. This knowledge can give you insights into how to interact with others for more effective relationships. This weeks focus is on the DISC style “S” (Steady), and is characterized by loyalty, team oriented and organized. Are you an “S”, or do you interact with “S’s”? Listen to this episode to learn more.

The DISC behavioral assessment is an effective tool in determining what behavioral style you are. This knowledge can give you insights into how to interact with others for more effective relationships. This weeks focus in on the DISC style “I” (Influence), and is characterized by kindness, positive outlook and people-centric. Are you an “I”, or do you interact with “I’s”? Listen to this episode to learn more.

The DISC behavioral assessment is an effective tool in determining what behavioral style you are. This knowledge can give you insights into how to interact with others for more effective relationships. Listen to this episode to learn about the D, Dominant, style…is it you or is it someone you know?

Understanding your behavioral style, and the style of those you interact with, can tip the scales between making a meaningful connection and building a productive relationship – or slipping into misunderstanding and conflict. Do you know what your behavioral style is and how to leverage that knowledge?

Even the most experienced speakers get nervous. You can learn to manage your public speaking anxiety so that you show up for your audience with confidence and clarity. Listen to this episode and learn what you can do.

Are you successful at controlling your anxiety when speaking in front of groups of people? Do you know the causes of that anxiety and how you can manage it? There are ways that will work for you. Listen and learn more.

Making meaningful eye contact is not a mechanical operation. It’s a genuine human to human engagement that helps build trust and understanding. Genuine eye contact is not easy for everyone but everyone can learn how to do it. It is a skill.

Why do you need to make eye contact? Why is it so important to making meaningful connections with others, as well as establishing your own credibility? Listen to this episode and learn why it is so important.

Can you redirect your thoughts as your buttons are being pushed and your emotions are being hijacked? Have you developed the skills to prevent those buttons from being pushed, or getting yourself back on track when they are? Join Dr. Beth Shapiro as she discusses ways to sidetrack the hijack. Listen to this episode and find out how.