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      DNA Natural Behavior Styles

      Applies to:

      This article applies to anyone curious about the 10 unique DNA styles scored by DNA Behavior. People looking for where to get more details for yourself or clients on what each unique style traits and characteristics. 

      Common Question:

      New users to our system may not be familiar with the 10 Unique Styles from DNA Behavior. Clients needing a refresher on unique style can find it here. Many people have not measured their unique behavioral patterns and are curious to know more.

      Solution Overview:

      There are trillions of combinations of scores for unique behavioral patterns. DNA Behavior measures your unique pattern, but since trillions of patterns are more than most brains can handle, we’ve grouped them into 10 groupings of behavior patterns to make them easier to understand and use. The 10 Unique styles are:

       

      Adapter – Compliant, Respectful, Courteous

      Community Builder – Easy Going, Promoter, Understanding

      Engager – Outgoing, Expressive, Talkative

      Facilitator – Balanced, Discerning, Harmonious

      Influencer- Ringleader, Assertive, Visionary

      Initiator – Results Driven, Logical, Decisive

      Reflective Thinker – Considered, Focused, Stable

      Relationship Builder – Advocate, Dependable, Loyal

      Strategist – Evolutionary, Visionary, Structured

      Stylish Thinker - Sharp, Cutting edge, Precise

      Details:

      There are no right or wrong styles. These styles help you put language around behavioral patterns and understand differences. When reviewing styles, it is essential to remember:

      • Measures normal “hard-wired” DNA behavioral traits (talents) only
      • Does not identify baggage or mental health
      • The traits measured remain stable over time
      • No ‘good’ or ‘bad’ behavioral styles
      • Should not be used to ‘box’ people
      • No decision should be made solely on the reports
      • High-performing employees and leaders can (and do) come from any behavioral style
      • The behavioral styles are neutral to gender, generation, culture, and birth order

       

      Learn more about each style in our video series:

      FDNA Unique Styles

      BDNA Unique Styles

       

      You can also learn more with our :

      Financial Behavioral Styles QuickStart Guide 

      Business Behavior Styles QuickStart Guide

      Unlocking Human Capital Performance Guide 

      Unlocking Financial Planning Performance Guide 

       

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