Coachability · Influencing Skills
Use your influencing insights to adapt and lead with impact across the moments that matter most.
Selling is influence under time pressure. Seeing your own styles shows where you reach for the same approach with every buyer, and reading how a prospect prefers to be influenced lets you change route mid-conversation.
Set direction, align on priorities, and address issues early with clarity and confidence.
Promote open dialogue, reduce misunderstandings, and strengthen trust within your team.
Build deeper relationships through honest communication and healthy boundaries.
Deliver feedback that lands well and handle difficult conversations with respect and empathy.
Inspire commitment and navigate resistance by tailoring your influence approach.
Align diverse perspectives, manage expectations, and move work forward.
Communicate with impact across levels and functions to secure buy-in.
Use small moments of influence to build credibility and create lasting impact.
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Coachability · Influencing Skills
This tool helps participants understand how they naturally influence others and apply those insights to real situations. Through a short self-assessment across nine influencing styles, users identify their strongest approaches, reflect on their impact, and consider how others prefer to be influenced. They then apply these insights to a current priority and create a practical, personalized influence plan.
List up to three key priorities where you need to apply influence this month.
External (clients, prospects, partners) or internal (colleagues, leadership, other teams).
Please add at least one priority before continuing.
Coachability · Influencing Skills
This reflection shows you the influencing styles you naturally lead with, and how to use those strengths with greater authenticity, intention, and impact.
This is a reflection and self-assessment. There is no single style you are. Most people lead with several, and after the assessment it is worth continuing to reflect on the styles that others respond to.
Each is a distinct route through which people are influenced. You will see which you lead with once you have responded.
Thirty-six statements, about five minutes. Your answers are saved in this browser as you go, and are never sent anywhere.
For each statement, choose the score that best reflects how you behave when you set out to influence someone. Answer honestly rather than aspirationally; the honest picture is the useful one.
Please answer every statement in this set before moving on.
A snapshot of how you currently influence, not a verdict on ability.
All nine, ranked by how readily you reach for each. Each style is scored out of 16, from its four statements.
Send my results
We’ll email you a PDF of your influencing profile and all nine styles described in full. Finish the remaining steps and we’ll send the complete report with your plan.
Focus on the style you rely on most. Complete that one and select it as your dominant style below. Reflect on the others if you have time.
Review all three and select your dominant style
The one you rely on most. This carries through to your plan.
Please select your dominant style before continuing.
Choose one priority and decide how you will bring your styles to it. You can come back and plan your other priorities afterwards; each is saved separately.
1 · Your priority
No priorities were captured on the opening page. Use Reset to start again.
2 · Which of your styles will you lead with?
Your leading styles. Hover or tap any style to read its description.
4 · How might they prefer to be influenced?
Review the styles again. Which styles do you now want to use for this priority, even if they are not your natural go-to?
Select up to three.
Choose a priority and the style you will lead with before continuing.
Your commitment
Your working brief for one real influence situation. Print it or save it as a PDF.
Send this to my inbox
We’ll email you a PDF containing your influencing profile, your reflections, the plan above, and all nine styles described in full — so you have it after you close this page.
Your answers are saved in this browser as you type, so you can come back to them. Nothing leaves this browser unless you use the button above to email yourself a copy.
Adapted from Trainer Bubble Influencing Skills materials.
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