Sample Report Previews
Explore a high‑level look at what the full experience includes—without revealing proprietary style specifics.
How to read this
📋 Structure only: this is an outline of sections you get in your report, not real wording or style names.
🎯 Purpose: quickly see what the personal report actually covers.
1. Overview
One short paragraph that summarizes your overall communication tendencies and energy pattern.
2. Communication Superpower
A neutral strength phrase (for example: "focused synthesis" or "steady pacing") that captures how you naturally show up at your best.
3. Core Strengths
- 3–5 short, plain‑language strengths you can recognize in daily life.
- Written without jargon, so they are easy to remember.
- Framed as behaviors, not labels.
4. Growth Edge
One gentle growth invitation describing where you may overuse a strength and how to rebalance it.
5. Work & Collaboration Patterns
Bullet list of how you tend to plan, decide, and participate in conversations or meetings.
6. Motivation & Stress Signals
Separate bullets for what typically energizes you and early flags that you might be stretched too far.
7. Style Flex Toolkit
3–6 concrete micro‑adjustments you can try when you notice someone communicates very differently from you.
8. Development Plan Snapshot
A simple, one‑box snapshot: focus area + one sustaining habit example you can try this week.
Full personal report also includes:
- Relationship tips written in neutral, non‑blaming language.
- A leadership / application lens to connect your style to real decisions.
- Scenario‑based examples (home, school, work) without revealing style formulas.
- A printable one‑page summary and optional coaching prompts.