DISC Assessment Explained: Inspiring Personality Type

The DISC assessment is used to identify an individual’s strengths, weaknesses, and natural tendencies - giving insight into how each person communicates, processes information, and makes decisions. In this video, you'll learn about the "Inspiring" DISC personality type and discover the traits of an "I" DISC type, their communication style, and how to best work with them.
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This was so good and infomrative. I rcently took the DISC Assessment and realized I'm a 98% I. I spent time in the entertainment business and I love being on stage. Now I see why. Thanks so much for your expertise!

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Why does the original DISC framework describe "I" as Influencer, rather than Inspiring? Are you just, ya know, freestylin?
Hmm.... or is it perhaps that the term "influencer" is too loaded nowadays, so you switched it to avoid the connotations that come with it? Aaahhhh...... if so, that makes sense.