What is it?

This Effective Communicator Conference includes content, practice and an MTDISC assessment for each attendee. The assessment is provided upon registration, to be completed before the training. This is followed by one, 4.5 hour, virtual session where we'll discuss the various communication styles and their behaviors. During the session we'll also practice observing the various communication styles as well as responding to emails in the 4 styles. Following the session each attendee will practice tailoring their own behaviors by way of video submission.

From Mark Horstman, Co-founder:

"You don't realise how much your communication style is a deeply ingrained habit. 75% of the time at work your natural style actually gets in your way. We're going to teach you to see other styles and change your own. You'll be amazed at how well it works. This is the most important thing I ever learned in my professional life."

Investment: $650

Includes one, 4.5-hour session, delivered virtually over Zoom. Attendees will do additional practice by way of video submission afterward. Each attendee will receive an MTDISC profile for identifying their individual communication style.

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Practical experience with assessing DiSC has a lot of benefit. I'll be able to apply this to my team easily.

      Read more...Michael Seager

The need for people to understand each other's personal styles when communicating is vital in a collaborative environment.

      Read more...Cal Somers

I have read about DISC and listened to many podcasts over many years, but somehow it never stuck. Now, I feel like it's embedded in my psyche.

      Read more...Gerald Holmes