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Agent Training · Necessary Real Estate Group
Know your style.
Read theirs.
A 24-question DISC read: how you sell, where it costs you, and how to spot the same four styles sitting across the table.
DISC isn't a label — it's a shortcut. Two minutes of self-awareness so you stop selling to every client the way you'd want to be sold to.
How to take it. Twenty-four sets of four. In each set, pick the one that sounds most like you — at work, on a normal week, not on your best day. Go fast. Your first instinct is the accurate one. There are no wrong answers.
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Part two
Reading the other side of the table
You get about ten minutes to type a client. Here's what each style looks like in a buyer or seller — and how to adjust before you lose them.
DISC is a behavioral model, not a personality verdict — people flex by situation, and most of us are a blend of two. Use it to adapt your approach, never to write a client off.
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