


What are the reasons to switch?
What are the benefits of switching from DiSC Classic to Everything DiSC?
The concept of the DiSC model was originally presented in "The Emotions of Normal People" by William Marston, and it was depicted through a circle called the "circumplex." This visual aid, also known as the DiSC circle, is still utilized in the Everything DiSC profiles to clearly understand the model's foundation and how each participant fits within it.

For decades, the DiSC Classic model has been helping individuals comprehend themselves and others better. Experts have continuously found ways to simplify and make the model more relevant while enriching the insight that has made it so popular. The DiSC model is traditionally represented in a line-graph format, commonly found in Inscape Publishing products like the DiSC Classic profile. However, there are many other ways to explain and present a participant's DiSC style besides the line graph representation.

The circular representation of DiSC, known as Everything DiSC, is simple and intuitive. At a glance, it provides much information about a person's DiSC style. The angular location of a person's dot indicates their primary DiSC style.
In contrast, the distance from the dot to the circle's center communicates additional information about their DiSC style. If a person's dot is close to the outer edge of the circle, it suggests a strong commitment to their DiSC style, which is reinforced by the shading within the circle. It's also common for individuals to have a secondary DiSC style.


Everything DiSC is offering more advantage
1.Relationships
One of the most powerful aspects of the DiSC circle is that it allows us to show the relationship between two or more people in a straightforward, visual manner.
2.Adaptation & Stress
For years, consultants, coaches, & facilitators have used DiSC to help people recognize the occasional need to adapt their DiSC style to the people or situations around them. The Everything DiSC profiles use shading to help participants understand the areas on the DiSC map where they might have difficulty stretching or "flexing."
3.Integration Of The Four Styles
Instead of presenting the four DiSC styles as four separate traits, the circular model shows the true continuous nature of DiSC.
4.Memorability
Even though the line-graph representation of DiSC has proven to be incredibly powerful, the circular representation presents the DiSC model in a way that is even more intuitive and memorable without sacrificing the richness of information.
5.Group Dynamics
The circular representation of DiSC also allows participants to quickly gauge the composition of their group and see the implications of that composition.
Everything DiSC sample graph

