The New Perspective for the DISC Personality Profile

Nov. 5, 2008 - PRLog -- New Castle, Pennsylvania — William Moulton Marston, PhD, never intended the DISC personality profile system as anything concrete, at least not in the area of ability or personality assessment.  The original creator of the DISC personality profile system saw the system as an observatory one—something that could help other doctors understand the art of analysis on a deeper level.  However, today the DISC personality profile is largely associated with assessment tests.

The Institute for Motivational Living is attempting to return to Marston’s original philosophy, offering the DISC personality profile as a means of helping others, and as a tool for improving communication.  The company has reworked the DISC personality profile system into a variety of career fields in order to make it immediately accessible to its targeted audience.  The latest example of this creative rewriting is their special DISC training system for religious leaders called the Biblical Personality System.  This system teaches leaders how to communicate better with many archetypical personality types—the likes of which are present today, and can be readily understood by comparing their traits to those of well known biblical characters.  

The Institute for Motivational Living is confident that church leaders can use these materials to efficiently lead their congregations and improve teamwork amongst a very diverse group of individuals.

For more information on this biblical-based DISC system visit http://www.DiscInsights.com or call 1-800-779-3472.

About The Institute for Motivational Living: The educational institute was first founded in 1996, and still to this day produces a wide range of study materials for team leaders, work leaders, church leaders and others.