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Introduction Your DiSCO Management Style Everything DISC` Management Profile What Does Your Map Say about You, Casey? In order to get the most out of your Everything DISC° Management Profile, Casey, you'll need to understand how to read your personal map. Because your map will appear throughout the profile, you can refer to it as you read your feedback. Casey, the picture to the right shows your Everything DISC Management Map. The eight words around the map represent the priorities of the styles at work. When we talk about priorities, we mean the primary areas where people focus their energy. Your Style: Di Your dot location shows your Everything DISC Management style. Because your dot is in the D region, this is your primary style. However, your dot is located near the line dividing the D and i regions, so I is your secondary style, and you also have many characteristics associated with this region. Note that the map shading also Illustrates how likely you are to use each style. Your dot's distance from the edge of the circle shows how natural the Di style is for you. Because your dot is near the edge of the circle, you probably stick closely to your Di style and put a very high priority on Action, Encouragement, and Drive. Because the S and C priorities are farther away on the map from your dot, Reliability, Support, and Objectivity may be a lot less comfortable for you. I ACT101V Ik'PI.IAWI 10 PA, Now that you know where you fall on the Everything DISC Management Map, you'll read about the management priorities and preferences associated with the Di style. Using this knowledge, you'll learn how to use Everything DISC principles to improve your ability to direct, delegate, motivate, and develop others more successfully. Finally, you'll explore ways to work more effectively with your own manager. ® 2008 by In -scope Publishing, Inc. All rights reserved. 8R0eproduction in any form, In whole or In part, Is prohibited. Casey Tyler 3