Module 1 – Personality Patterns And Profiles

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    1. Module 1 – Personality Patterns and Profiles by Elite Training Systems www.elitetrainingsystems.ca
    2. Workshop Highlights
      • Basic pre-workshop test to determine what personality style the participant is.
      • Explanation of the four primary personality styles, history of how they were first discovered, how they are used today and where you fit into the mix.
      • Introduction to patterns and habits that exist in human beings.
      • In depth discussion of the characteristics present in each of the four personality styles.
      • Overview of personality indicators and how to determine what type of individual you are interacting with.
      • Explanation of how each of the four personality types are motivated and primary decision making factors that drive their choices.
      • Tips and suggestions for how to leverage this information to improve your sales results, interact successfully with a broader range of people and gain more enjoyment out of your sales career.
    3. Who Should Attend
        • Anyone who is new to professional selling and looking for the tools, techniques and advantages that will get them off to a faster start in their sales career.
        • Those who wish to better understand themselves and be able to leverage that knowledge in order to produce better results from their efforts.
        • Participants who wish to learn ideas and methods for being more effective at reading prospects and customers.
        • Anyone who understands the necessity to adjust their style, pace and delivery to better address the needs of the prospect.
        • Those interested in learning how to pick up on the key indicators that will tip them off to the type of individual they are attempting to sell to.
        • People who work in a selling environment that places them in front of a wide variety of personality types and want to better understand the subject.
        • Sales people who want to better serve their customers by being more intuitive to their needs, wants and desires.
    4. Workshop Objectives
      • Define the four primary personality styles and determine which one that you are.
      • Picture the strengths and weaknesses commonly present in each of the four personalities.
      • Identify and channel your personal strengths for optimum performance.
      • Recognize your natural weaknesses based on your personality type and how to monitor and self assess during stressful or challenging periods in your personal and professional life.
      • Understand how your natural personality type interacts with the same and other personalities.
      • Significantly enhance your ability to read other people and your effectiveness as a Sales Professional.
    5. The Four Primary Personality Styles
      • History of the Four Primary Personalities
      • Why do we use personality profiles?
      • Who uses personality profiles?
      • What are personality profiles not intended for?
    6. Personality Profiles
      • The “Four
      • Temperaments”
      • Model Of
      • Behavior
    7. Personality Definitions
      • Driver: This personality is similar to
      • that of a Titan, one that is gigantic
      • in size or power: and that stands out
      • for greatness of achievement.
      • Sometimes a legend in their own
      • mind!
    8. Personality Definitions
      • Expressive: Effectively conveying
      • meaning or feeling. The expressive
      • is the life of the party and moreover,
      • they are the party and the party will
      • begin when they show up if they
      • haven’t lost the directions!
    9. Personality Definitions
      • Amiable: Pleasing, admirable.
      • Generally agreeable. Being friendly,
      • sociable and congenial. Amiable
      • Blend into the background so they
      • won’t be noticed or attract any
      • unwanted attention.
    10. Personality Definitions
      • Analytical: Arranged, characterized
      • by, or performed with method or
      • order. Habitually proceeding
      • according to method. The anal
      • retentive, cautious, calculated and
      • always correct!
    11. Personality Characteristics
      • List some of the typical
      • characteristics that each
      • personality would exhibit.
      • Strengths (under control)
      • Weaknesses (out of control)
    12. Personality Indicators
      • Fill in the blanks on the following page (Page 19 in your workbooks) listing some of the potential personality indicators that you can think of.
    13. Determining Personality Type
      • Review the following slides for a list of suggested questions to ask to determine personality type:
    14. Personality Motivators & Decision Making
      • What are the personal motivators of each personality?
      • How does each personality make decisions?
    15. Additional Personality Insights
      • What are some other thoughts and ideas on the four primary personality types that we have discussed today?
    16. Personality Filtering
      • Information, knowledge and training are filtered through our personalities. Thinking, behavioral patterns, decision-making and ultimately actions are strongly influenced by our dominant personality traits. Based on what we’ve discussed, how can this be a factor if you or your customer is any of these personalities? Considering both in and out of control.
    17. What Does it all Mean?
      • Now that you know about the four primary personalities, how does this information empower you?
      Empower!
    18. Workshop Recap
      • Today we discovered tips, techniques and ideas to help you…
      • Define the four primary personality styles and determine which one that you are.
      • Picture the strengths and weaknesses commonly present in each of the four personalities.
      • Identify and channel your personal strengths for optimum performance.
      • Recognize your natural weaknesses based on your personality type and how to monitor and self assess during stressful or challenging periods in personal and professional life.
      • Understand how your natural personality type interacts with the same and other personalities.
      • Significantly enhance your ability to read other people and your effectiveness as a Sales Professional.
    19. Conclusion
      • This is a sampling of our half-day interactive training workshop targeted towards consultative sales professionals.
      • This program can be customized for on-site programs and also geared towards other general or specific audience groups.
      • Contact information is on the following slide…
    20. For More Information
      • Highland Postal Outlet
      • 75 Dundas Street N.
      • P.O. Box 27007
      • Cambridge , ON N1R 8H1
      • Phone: 519-624-9964
      • Toll Free in Canada: 866-896-6603
      • Email: [email_address]
      • The Company: www.elitetrainingsystems.ca
      • Facilitator: www.marshallnorthcott.com
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