DISC Profiles: The Opposite DISC Profiles

Sometimes people are surprised the “opposite profiles” exists. The Extended DISC tool identifies Opposite DISC styles; however, not all DISC tools do. Learn what Opposite styles are, how to identify them, and how to communicate with them.
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[@rackfocus8299]

I am DS. thanks for this, its no wonder that none of the DISC assessments felt like they fit right.

[@Shinibo]

Thankyou for acknowledging these opposite disc profiles exist. I often find that they are left out in articles. I believe I am an ICS type. Funny enough, I believe my partner is the DS style, so I guess we both feel the "inner battle", but in different ways, haha.

[@Shinibo]

Actually I got my type all wrong 🤦‍♀️ I think I have the SD style instead. It can be hard to see yourself clearly!

[@andrewlaubenthal6408]

Where does “The Changer” fall in here? I had this 11 years ago, and I can’t recall more than the nickname and D.

[@Shinibo]

Could it be "The Challenger"? which is a combination of D and C style?

[@andrewlaubenthal6408]

@@Shinibo Thank you. I recall that my D was very high and that I was very low, then S was just above the line, and then C fell back down about midway to the bottom. 4 percenter’ I guess.

[@Shinibo]

@@andrewlaubenthal6408 you are welcome :) Sounds like you are mostly D and secondly S style then.

[@user-tf9ln6vo3t]

I am s/d