As individuals, we make thousands of choices every day. We interact with others (coworkers, family members, friends) regularly, engaging and in conversation and activities. We make decisions about our own actions and strategic movements constantly. Underneath all of these actives and motion is the inner workings of our multi-faceted behavioral makeup. Our primary DISC profile and dominant behavioral motivators work together to steer these processes based on the general set of traits that define who we are. Yet underneath this driving force of personal preference and dominant style, there is a third defining factor that weighs heavily on how we