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The Real Secret of Business Success: Creating True Value

  • Writer: Ella Barak
    Ella Barak
  • Dec 3, 2024
  • 2 min read

Updated: Jan 8




Business isn't about selling products or services. It's about solving real problems that matter to people.

I learned this lesson deep in my years of consulting, and it changed everything. Drawing wisdom from Anthony Iannarino's brilliant book "Eat Their Lunch," I realized that value creation is less about what you sell and more about how you think.

Most businesses get stuck in a trap. They talk about themselves. They list features. They create fancy presentations. But none of that matters if you're not solving a genuine problem.

Think about it like this: When a company comes to us, they don't want a service. They want a solution that transforms their world. They want someone who understands their deepest challenges, not someone who just wants to make a sale.

So how do we create real value? It starts with listening. And I mean truly listening. Not just to what people say, but to what they're not saying. Every business has hidden challenges, unspoken dreams, complex problems that aren't showing up in their initial brief.

We've developed a way of working that goes beyond traditional consulting. Instead of arriving with prepackaged solutions, we dig deep. We map out not just the immediate problem, but the entire ecosystem around it. We look at how solving one challenge can create ripple effects of positive transformation.


It sounds simple, but it's profound. We're not selling a service. We're partnering to reimagine what's possible for your business.

The most successful businesses aren't those with the best marketing. They're the ones who understand their clients' strategic outcomes better than anyone else. They see around corners. They anticipate needs before the client even articulates them.

This approach requires genuine curiosity. We don't come with ego or a predetermined solution. We come with open minds, deep analytical skills, and a commitment to understanding your unique context.

Value creation is a journey, not a destination. It's about continuous learning, adapting, and growing alongside our clients. We're not just solving today's problem. We're helping you build a more resilient, innovative, and strategic organization.

Our promise isn't complicated. We will understand you. We will challenge your thinking. And we will help you create value that transforms your business.

Are you ready to move beyond traditional consulting? Let's talk about how we can create real, meaningful value for your organization.

 
 
 

1 comentario


Mila Finkelshtein
Mila Finkelshtein
28 ene

I completely agree! This is exactly the philosophy we apply in the storytelling processes we undertake. I’ll add that, quite often, we encounter companies addressing a "generic" problem (one that other companies also solve) in a generic way, which creates significant challenges in marketing and growth.


This means these companies may have a value proposition, but it’s not unique. In such cases, we address this issue through the narrative we build and the marketing processes we develop. Nevertheless, it always seems like a missed opportunity that this wasn't their initial approach when they designed the product.


Examining the problem space in a manner that considers both competitors and the broader market, and building a solution that addresses the "generic" problem…

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