Stage 1 of 6

Self awareness

Each leader begins by making sense of their own report.

My own report first: all 34 themes, what I bring, what I need, and what I may need to regulate.

My own report first: all 34 themes, what I bring, what I need, and what I may need to regulate.

CliftonStrengths 34 profile

Hakim Salleh

Transformation sponsor

Influencing

Leads with Influencing. The strongest reported theme is Strategic.

Strengthen

Themes 1–10

  1. 1Strategic
  2. 2Positivity
  3. 3Competition
  4. 4Responsibility
  5. 5Futuristic
  6. 6Achiever
  7. 7Discipline
  8. 8Maximizer
  9. 9Woo
  10. 10Focus

Navigate

Themes 11–34

  1. 11Activator
  2. 12Belief
  3. 13Arranger
  4. 14Individualization
  5. 15Relator
  6. 16Significance
  7. 17Developer
  8. 18Communication
  9. 19Input
  10. 20Self-Assurance
  11. 21Learner
  12. 22Includer
  13. 23Ideation
  14. 24Command
  15. 25Connectedness
  16. 26Harmony
  17. 27Intellection
  18. 28Analytical
  19. 29Empathy
  20. 30Consistency
  21. 31Adaptability
  22. 32Deliberative
  23. 33Context
  24. 34Restorative

Domain composition · top 10

Executing4/10
Influencing3/10
Relationship Building1/10
Strategic Thinking2/10

Theme focus · choose one to discuss

Strategic Thinking

May bring

Ask for the two options they discarded.

May need

To see the routes and pick one.

For the person to confirm or reword.

Watch for

The chosen path can be assumed obvious to everyone else.

What would make this theme easier to work with?

The person’s voice comes first

Does this sound like you? What would you keep, reword, or set aside before anyone else uses it?

Real CliftonStrengths rank order, shown under a fictional identity. Interpretations are facilitator-written hypotheses for the person to confirm. CliftonStrengths and the 34 theme names are Gallup trademarks.