Knowing what is valuable. 

In the never-ending quest to optimize and streamline, we can become reductive. We dissect, measure, and eliminate what appears non-essential, usually those elements that cushion uncertainty, fuel inspiration, spark joy, instil pride, stimulate our senses, and foster connection.

Yet, in our pursuit of commerciality, efficiency, and simplicity, we risk discarding what truly makes our products/services/experiences meaningful. The real value lies in these seemingly superfluous details, behaviours, and processes that generate connections, meaning and profound impact for an organization. 

When identified and recognized, this inherent beauty translates into enduring commercial value. They are often immeasurable.

I recently worked with a client who inherently understood what to retain and what to discard—a rare quality in today's business environment. With the confidence and knowledge of what must be held onto, we were able to create a product experience that ensures success.

The key lies in discerning what to retain and what to discard. This balance determines whether we create enduring value or just fleeting success. By identifying and curating the elements that make your product or service truly valuable, and by uniting your people, their ideas, and your systems, strategies and programs can be devised that bring lasting value to your organization.

For those seeking to cultivate lasting value within their organization, please do connect with me at Lisa@lisadamico.com.au.  I currently have availability for consulting engagements and/or fractional/interim executive roles.

 

 

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