Discovering Your Behavioral Blend/s

There are four basic personality types known as D, I, S, and C behavior.
Everyone is a blend or combination of these four temperaments. No type is better than the other. No one has a bad personality. The most important factor is what you do with your personality. Don't let your personality control you; instead learn how to control your personality.

To help you discover more about your specific behavioral style, there are 21 Behavioral Blends.  One or two Behavioral Blends will best describe you. Few people are pure D, I, S, or C types. Most everyone is a combination of the four types. Remember, it doesn't matter what personality you have, as much as what you do with it.

Every personality has strengths and weaknesses (uniquenesses). One person's weakness may be another person's strength. That's why "uniqueness" may be a better word than "weakness." In order to be more successful and improve your relationships, you must learn how to control your strengths and avoid your  "uniquenesses." Always remember that under pressure you lean toward your strengths. The over-use of strength becomes an abuse, and the best thing about you becomes the worst. The characteristic that people once liked most about you can become what they later despise.

There are 21 specific blends or combinations of DISC types.  85% of people have a composite blend of DISC behavior.  Some people have unusual and uncommon blends (not abnormal) known as “strange bedfellows) and “oximorons.”  Discovering your specific behavior blend can be liberating. Understanding how how your Behavioral Blend/s affects your thoughts, feelings and actions can explain so much.