Teen Catalyst

Today, we are diving into the second basic personality type of the DISC model of human behavior, the (I) Inspiring personality type.

The Inspiring type is outgoing and people oriented. They are very inspiring, and make people feel great when people are around them. When there is a group of people around, the "I" type is the last person to leave. They like to make things happen; they are stimulators, and agents of cause.

The Inspiring type is also very impressionable, and easily influenced. They can make great leaders, but in many respects they are also followers. They have such a strong desire for people to like them that they will do just about anything it takes to please other people.

Do you see yourself in the (I) Inspiring personality type? Follow the link to learn even more about yourself and your personality!

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Today, I will be building on top of my last episode, in which I talked about the four basic personality types inside the DISC model of human behavior.

In today's episode, I will be diving into the outgoing + task oriented personality type, also known as the "Dominant" personality type.

Follow the link below to receive a more in-depth look at the DISC model of human behavior, and receive personal guidance to help you further understand your personality and that of people around you.

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In my last episode, I talked a little about how confident people understand themselves. One of the best ways to go about understanding yourself and other people is a tool called the DISC Model of Human Behavior.

The DISC Model of Human Behavior is a tool to help you understand the deeper insights of your personality. In DISC, there are four basic personality types: (D) Dominant, (I) Inspiring, (S) Supportive, and (C) Cautious.

In the next four episodes, I will do a deeper dive into each of the basic personality types, and how you can use that information to build stronger relationships.

You can learn more and get your own personality profile here.

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One of the things that I talk about a lot on this podcast is confidence, and how it can help you create the life you want.

Here are 7 things confident people do differently:

1. They know where to find happiness.
2. They are not really interested in what everybody else is doing.
3. They pick their battles.
4. They know when to speak confidently.
5. They look for challenge.
6. They know how to fail.
7. They do not need the spotlight.

The amazing thing about all of these traits is that they are so easy to develop in your own life by taking the time to build self-confident habits. You'll be amazed at how quickly you become one of those fantastic people who really believes in themselves.

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If we only focus on the outcome of our actions and goals we'll often end up disappointed. But if we can shift our focus to our behavior, to becoming WHO we want to be or the type of person who can achieve the goals we set for ourselves, we'll see infinite growth.

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Positive thinking and positive self talk can seem a little woo-woo, but when done right, it can radically improve your self confidence.

Zig Ziglar said it this way, "positive thinking will let you do EVERYTHING better than negative thinking".

One of the exercises I take teens through in the Teen Catalyst Experience is reframing negative self talk.

Instead of "I wish" or "I want", change it to "I will" and "I can".

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In today's episode we talk about the typical teen's path to career, some statistics, and an alternative.

• 70% of US Americans study at a 4-year college
• 30% of college enrollees drop out after their first year
• 56% never graduate
• 27%, graduates who actually work in their degree field
• $28,950, Average student loan debt (2019)
• $25,2950, average cost of college per YEAR (tuition, book, transportation, meals, room & board, etc)

This translates to a LOT of people with massive amounts of debt for a degree they'll never use which they'll takes years and years to pay off.

What would it look like if you could design your career path BEFORE going to college. If you could discover what your gifts and talents are, know what you enjoy doing, and how you love to create value for others??

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Have you ever set out to do something and then doubt struck you, and you didn’t know how to move forward or get your groove back?

It’s often the things that scare you that you need to lean into in order to move forward in life. If the thing that you want doesn’t scare you, then you probably don’t want something big enough.

Today, I’m going to share a few ways that you can regain that self-confidence that you lost.

Today’s episode comes from a livestream I did on my Facebook profile.

So often we set goals for ourselves that we have such a hard time achieving. This happens because we’re going about it all wrong.

True change happens from the inside out. 

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Atomic Habits by James Clear

Do you ever feel run down, overworked, and under-rewarded for that work? Often times, this comes from our own doing. Today, I want to talk about one antidote to these feelings: self-care.

Why should you care about self-care? Why is it important? How can it help you? Here are just two of the many benefits of self-care.

• It’s been shown to reduce stress.
• It can improve your mental health.

There are many self-care activities that you can do. Here are a few examples:

• Yoga
• Take a hot bath
• Enjoy a cup of hot tea or coffee
• Journaling
• Meditation
• Spirituality practices
• Get a massage
• Listen to calming music
• Cut down on your screen time

Make sure to keep yourself healthy physically, mentally, emotionally, and spiritually. Self-care is a vital part of your health, so never be afraid to take some time for yourself.