Central Lincoln PUD

On this web page, I’ll share resources connected with the work we’re doing together. If you have any questions, please reach out to me at Jalene@JaleneCase.com or (541) 272-2337 (text or call).


In this section, learn more about observable behaviors — HOW you do what you do.

This DISC all-in-one PDF is a resource for identifying and communicating with people based on your observations of their behaviors. 

Learn about each DISC style:

High D and Low D in the area of Dominance

High I and Low I in the area of Influence

High S and Low S in the area of Steadiness

High C and Low C in the area of Compliance

Additional resources:

DISC: The Universal Language of Observable Behavior

DISC in Depth

Behavioral Blindspots According to DISC Type Pay close attention to your 2 primary styles (the 2 furthest from the midline).

3 Ways Your Behavior is Holding You Back


In this section, learn more about what drives/motivates you — WHY you do what you do.

This is an all-in-one PDF that gives the basics about each Driving Force.

Learn about each Driving Force:

12 Driving Forces in Depth: Utility

12 Driving Forces in Depth: Knowledge

12 Driving Forces in Depth: Surroundings

12 Driving Forces in Depth: Others

12 Driving Forces in Depth: Power

12 Driving Forces in Depth: Methodologies

Additional resources:

Driving Forces e-Book

Selfless vs. Altruistic in the 12 Driving Forces - These two terms can be confusing. Understanding the difference is important, especially if one of them is among your Primary Driving Forces.


Emotional Intelligence