Share your DiSC® style priorities

Do you ever wish that people understood you better?

If you’ve taken an Everything DiSC^® assessment, you’ve learned a lot about yourself you might want to share. We suggest two ways of sharing.

Use MyEverythingDiSC

Many Everything DiSC facilitators make sure their clients have access to MyEverythingDiSC.com. Once you’ve set up your account, you can can invite others who have taken one of the DiSC assessments to share their profile with you.

You can get tips for working better together: building relationships, getting buy-in, giving and receiving feedback, managing tensions, or working on a project together. These are valuable and actionable insights.

If you would like to access MyEverythingDiSC.com and purchased your Everything DiSC profile from DiSCProfile.com, send us an email at orders@discprofile.com with your order number and access code so we can invite you. If you purchased or received your Everything DiSC profile from another source, please contact your original provider.

Share your DiSC with your colleagues

Does your organization have an intranet where you can share information about yourself? Or do you have an “about us” page to write? Maybe you have a document you share when onboarding new employees that briefly introduces teammates. Consider adding sharing your style there like Joe did. (Source: https://managerreadme.com/readme/jmahoney)

Share your style on social media

Save the appropriate image to your computer and then share it. Did you highlight a sentence or two in your profile? Quote it. Use the hashtag #EverythingDiSC.

Here are images you can share on your personal social media accounts. All other rights reserved.

How to Copy and Save Images from the Internet

You can include links to more information about DiSC styles:

• Understanding our D-style colleagues and friends
• Understanding our i-style colleagues and friends
• Understanding our S-style colleagues and friends
• Understanding our C-style colleagues and friends

by Kristeen Bullwinkle and the DiSCProfile.com team