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How to Lead Yourself and Others: Understand People Before You Lead Them Episode 140

Episode 142 Published 1 day, 12 hours ago
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You can have the right message, the right mission, and the right heart...

and still lose people because you don't understand how they're wired.

In Episode 140 of the 318 Brotherhood Podcast, Coach Rick Kauffman introduces the power of DISC and why understanding yourself may be one of the first steps toward becoming a better leader of others.

Whether you're a pastor, business owner, entrepreneur, coach, speaker, podcaster, ministry leader, or simply a man responsible for leading others, this conversation is for you.

One of the biggest mistakes leaders make is assuming everyone communicates, processes information, makes decisions, and responds the same way they do.

They don't.

In this episode, you'll discover:

• Why self-awareness matters in leadership
• The basics of D, I, S, and C behavioral styles
• How different personalities receive the same message differently
• Why your natural strengths can also create leadership blind spots
• How to adjust your communication without changing who you are
• Why the way YOU want to be led may not work for someone else
• How DISC connects to your Kingdom Balance Sheet
• How understanding people can make you a better coach, pastor, business owner, speaker, husband, and leader

I've recently completed certification as a Maxwell Leadership Certified DISC Trainer and DISC Consultant, and I'm excited to begin incorporating these tools into the leadership and personal-development work we're doing.

But DISC isn't about putting people into boxes.

It's about developing greater awareness of yourself and the person standing in front of you.

Here's the question I want you to consider:

Are you communicating with people the way THEY need to hear you, or the way YOU prefer to communicate?

Don't lead everyone the way you want to be led.

Learn to lead the person in front of you.

318, Brother.

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