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WORKSHOP PROPOSAL · SEPTEMBER 2026

The BLNG
leadership journey

Nine leaders move from understanding their own strengths to seeing how the whole organisation experiences their decisions.

09:00–17:00Brunei LNGOne facilitated day
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WORKSHOP PROPOSAL · SEPTEMBER 2026

The BLNG
leadership journey

Nine leaders move from understanding their own strengths to seeing how the whole organisation experiences their decisions.

09:00–17:00Brunei LNGOne facilitated day
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THE PURPOSE

The screen creates the evidence.
The room creates the value.

Their own reports.

Their real decisions.

Their words, confirmed by them.

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THE DAY · 09:00–17:00

Six conversations. One connected journey.

01

Self awareness

09:20 – 10:20

My own report first: what I bring, what I need, and what I may need to regulate.

02

Others awareness

10:35 – 11:15

Another person's report, understood through their explanation rather than a label.

03

Partnerships

11:15 – 12:30

Two confirmed profiles become one practical request and a better working agreement.

04

Team DNA

13:15 – 14:15

The room sees where strengths cluster, where they are thin, and what one person carries alone.

05

Decisions under pressure

14:15 – 15:30

Private choices reveal the trade-off—not who chose what—before the frame widens to 300 people.

06

Commitment

15:45 – 17:00

The day ends with observable behaviours written and signed in the room.

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01 · Self awareness

First, I make sense of my own report.

My own report first: what I bring, what I need, and what I may need to regulate.

CLIFTONSTRENGTHS 34 PROFILE

Hidayah Rahman

Operations lead

1Deliberative2Analytical3Self-Assurance4Restorative5Relator
May bring

A careful read of risk before anyone commits. She asks the question nobody else wanted to ask, and she asks it early rather than after the fact.

May need

Time to examine a decision before being asked to back it, and the reasoning behind a change rather than only the change.

Watch for

Under pressure her caution can read as resistance. She stays useful when she says out loud what she is weighing, instead of only saying no.

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02 · Others awareness

Curiosity before judgement.

Another person's report, understood through their explanation rather than a label.

TWO REPORTS · ONE CONVERSATION

Hidayah Rahman

Operations lead

1Deliberative2Analytical3Self-Assurance4Restorative5Relator

Amir Halim

Commercial lead

1Positivity2Woo3Communication4Competition5Focus
“Before I interpret your pattern, what do these themes mean in your work?”
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03 · Partnerships

Two profiles become a practical working agreement.

Two confirmed profiles become one practical request and a better working agreement.

WHAT MAY ACCELERATE US

Visible progress
Hand them the fault, not only the symptom.

A clear, single priority
Name what has been dropped when something is added.

WHAT MAY INHIBIT US

Time to examine the risk / visible progress
One counts what is finished; the other counts what could go wrong. Both are keeping score of different things.

A clear, single priority / a settled room
One softens the message; the other says it plainly. The same point lands twice, differently.

Amir, what would Hidayah need to see before you have her genuine backing rather than her silence?
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04 · Team DNA

The room sees the pattern it creates together.

The room sees where strengths cluster, where they are thin, and what one person carries alone.

TOP FIVE · SAMPLE TEAM

Hidayah1 Deliberative2 Analytical3 Self-Assurance4 Restorative5 Relator
Amir1 Positivity2 Woo3 Communication4 Competition5 Focus
Noraini1 Includer2 Adaptability3 Learner4 Ideation5 Positivity
Zulkifli1 Learner2 Connectedness3 Achiever4 Intellection5 Input
Siti1 Harmony2 Deliberative3 Connectedness4 Empathy5 Adaptability
Executing30%
Influencing16%
Relationship Building30%
Strategic Thinking24%

THIN SPACES

Activator · Competition · Intellection · Significance

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05 · Decisions under pressure

Private choices reveal the trade-off—not who chose what.

Private choices reveal the trade-off—not who chose what—before the frame widens to 300 people.

ANONYMOUS DECISION

The turnaround is nine days late

OPTION 1

Hold the date. Extend the swings and push through.

6%at least energised
88%at least may pull back

OPTION 2

Reset the date publicly and rebuild the plan with the crews.

88%at least energised
6%at least may pull back

ORG DNA · 300 PEOPLE

Executing10%
Influencing21%
Relationship Building67%
Strategic Thinking2%
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06 · Commitment

The day ends with language the team owns.

The day ends with observable behaviours written and signed in the room.

OUR COMMITMENT

1

Name the need behind the position.

2

Invite the strength the room is missing.

3

Explain what a decision feeds—and what it may starve.

Nine names, signed in the room
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WHAT BLNG GAINS

Not another report in a drawer.
A language the team can work with.

01

A shared language, not a shared label

Nine people describing how they work using the same four domains, so a difference becomes a fact to work with rather than a personality clash.

02

Partnerships with the mechanics named

Each pair leaves knowing what accelerates them and what quietly costs them, and the one practice that changes it.

03

The team's real gaps, not the assumed ones

The strengths nobody carries are visible, so the group can decide deliberately who covers them instead of hoping somebody does.

04

Decisions with the reasoning attached

The trade-offs the team protects under pressure are on the record, including where the group is genuinely divided.

05

The organisation's DNA in the room

The collective strengths picture of three hundred people, so the team can see which of its decisions inspires that workforce and which quietly disengages it — before the decision is announced.

06

A charter the room owns

Three behaviours and nine names — written in the room, not handed to it.

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DELIVERY AND SAFEGUARDS

A conversation tool,
not a judgement system.

No prediction of how anyone will behave.

No diagnosis, clinical language, or judgement of competence or trustworthiness.

No compatibility score and no ranking of people against each other.

No individual's data on the projector, and no original report published anywhere.

No figure reported for any group smaller than ten people.

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NEXT STEP

Bring the two or three decisions the team is genuinely facing.

Confirm the date and nine people. Upload and confirm reports at least three working days before. The decisions become the situations used in the room.

01Confirm the date
02Invite the nine leaders
03Bring the live decisions
Saurav Atri, A3 Partners Pte Ltd — The-Intellectthe-intellect.com