Thirty ideas for posts
Each idea below gives your followers something useful, whether or not they ever take the test. Pick the ones that fit you, in any order. If you are a partner, any post that mentions WiredType carries the disclosure, and when it has your link, the disclosure goes right next to it.
Your own type
Say your type, one sentence from your result that fit you, and one that did not.
A moment from your week
Describe one moment this week when your style showed, and what you would do differently.
What helps you
Tell people one thing that helps you do your best work, and how they can ask for what helps them.
Something you are working on
Share one habit your result named that you are trying to change, and how it is going. Say only what actually happened.
What surprised you
Share the part of your result you did not expect, and whether it turned out to be true. Say only what actually happened.
What the D style brings
Describe the speed and focus on results that people with a strong D style often bring.
What the I style brings
Describe the energy and the gift for bringing people in that people with a strong I style often bring.
What the S style brings
Describe the patience and loyalty that people with a strong S style often bring.
What the C style brings
Describe the accuracy and careful thinking that people with a strong C style often bring.
What helps the D style
Explain why someone with a strong D style often wants the point first, and how to give it.
What helps the I style
Explain why someone with a strong I style often wants to talk an idea through before planning it.
What helps the S style
Explain why someone with a strong S style often wants to hear about a change early.
What helps the C style
Explain why someone with a strong C style often wants the facts ahead of time.
When a strong D style meets a strong S style
One person wants to decide now and the other wants time. Show one sentence each could say that helps.
When a strong I style meets a strong C style
One person wants to talk it through and the other wants it in writing. Show how they can do both.
When a strong D style meets a strong I style
Both like to move fast, in different directions. Show how they can agree on where they are going first.
When a strong S style meets a strong C style
Both like to be careful, for different reasons. Show how each can tell the other what they need.
When a strong D style meets a strong C style
One person wants a quick answer and the other wants to check it first. Show how to agree on how much checking is enough.
When a strong I style meets a strong S style
One brings new ideas and the other protects what works. Show how to bring a new idea to someone who likes things steady.
A meeting that works for everyone
Show four small changes that help each style in a meeting: an agenda sent ahead, time to talk, a clear decision and a written summary.
Giving feedback
Show how the same piece of feedback lands differently on each style, and one way to say it to each.
Announcing a change
Explain what each style tends to want to know first when a change is announced.
A tight deadline
Describe how each style tends to react to a tight deadline, and what helps each one.
Your first week in a new job
Give one tip for learning how your new coworkers like to work, without guessing their type.
Making weekend plans
Show how two people with different styles can plan a weekend so both enjoy it.
A disagreement at home
Give one thing to try when a disagreement keeps going in circles, for two different styles.
A friend who needs time
Explain why some friends answer a question right away and others need a day, and why both are fine.
Styles among the adults in a family
Describe how adults with different styles can live under one roof, and one habit that helps everyone. Talk about adults, and leave children out of it.
What DISC is
Explain the four styles in under a minute, and that everyone uses all four in different amounts.
What DISC is not for
Explain that a result describes how someone tends to act, and that it is never a reason to hire, judge or diagnose anyone.
The file puts one idea on each day, starting on the day you choose. It works with Google Calendar, Apple Calendar and Outlook.