24 | Communication Style #2: How to Connect with an Influential Personality

Have you ever met someone who seems to make friends wherever they go? Or maybe you know someone who loves to talk, thrives around people, and overall just encourages collaboration?In this week's episode of Confident Connections, I continue our DISC Personality series by diving into the Influencing (I) personality style. I share what makes I-wired people unique, what motivates them, the challenges they often face, and why recognizing these traits can help you build stronger, more meaningful relationships.Whether you're leading a team, working in sales, navigating friendships, or strengthening your family relationships, learning to adapt your communication style can make all the difference. Sometimes the biggest breakthrough doesn't come from changing the other person it comes from understanding how they're naturally wired.I also share a real-life example of how a real estate team used DISC to better connect with clients simply by recognizing different personality styles. It's a powerful reminder that when we meet people where they are, communication becomes easier, trust grows faster, and everyone feels seen, heard, valued, and understood.If you've ever thought someone was simply "difficult," this conversation may give you a completely different perspective. They may not be difficult at all they may just communicate differently than you. Tune in and discover how to understand and communicate with the (I) personality style as I share tips and experiences to help you become a more confident communicator and a more influential leader.Additional Links: Download How Not To Be Awkward Conversation Starters here: https://Lisalouimpact.com/connectionsIf you want to unlock signals that help you make amazing connections, get hired, become unforgettable, and feel confident walking into any room...in less than 2 hours, grab my 2 Hour Confident Connection Kit here: https://Lisalouimpact.com/kitEmail: [email protected]: @LisaArendellIG: Instagram.com/lisalouimpactFB: Facebook.com/lisa.arendellWebsite: https://lisalouimpact.com