How DISC Types Celebrate St. Patrick’s Day

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Celebrating holidays can be fun. Here are some thoughts on how various DISC types celebrate St. Patrick’s Day!

A High “D”•

  • Is the first to celebrate St. Patrick’s Day …holds several spontaneous celebrations.•
  • Offers to bring the Irish whiskey.•
  • Has the papers to prove a link to Irish royalty but can’t find them now.

A High “I”•

  • Holds St. Pat’s Day Parties and keeps inviting “one more person.”•  
  • Is known year-round for their gift of Blarney.• 
  •  Insists on singing Irish songs on St. Pat’s Day. 

A High “S’•

  • Celebrates St. Pat’s Day in Ireland– has never left the country!•  
  • Has the original Irish recipes and still uses them.•
  • Has the “Luck of the Irish” when it comes to getting things done.

A High “C”•

  • Doesn’t believe in leprechauns because they haven’t seen one yet.•
  • Knows the words to most Irish songs but prefers not to lead them.•
  • Has very complete family papers –with footnotes!

Hope this makes you smile! Contact us to learn your DISC type!

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