In the podcast episode titled "The Customer First Approach to Strategy," host Steve Coughran engages in a thought-provoking conversation with Debbie Levitt, Chief Experience Officer at Delta CX. This captivating discussion delves into the power of adopting a customer-centric strategy and its potential to enhance various aspects of business performance. By placing the customer at the heart of strategic decision-making, organizations can experience a boost in sales, heightened engagement levels, improved employee morale, and an overall increase in firm value. The episode provides valuable insights and practical advice for businesses looking to prioritize the customer experience in their strategic endeavors.

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In this captivating episode of the Business Strategy podcast, host Steve Coughran engages in a thought-provoking conversation with renowned behavioral scientist, Chris Marshall. Together, they delve into the crucial topic of preparing individuals and organizations for the uncertainties of tomorrow. Chris introduces his groundbreaking "pause-pause" framework, which empowers influential leaders to embrace a moment of reflection, enabling them to navigate ambiguity with clarity. By adopting this approach, leaders can make better decisions, drive greater value, and ultimately thrive in an ever-changing business landscape. Tune in to gain invaluable insights on how to embrace uncertainty and unlock limitless potential in your organization.

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In this episode of the Business Strategy podcast, Steve Coughran breaks down strategic initiatives and their role in driving business success. He explains how these initiatives help companies tackle challenges, build competitive advantages, and enhance customer experiences. Through real-world examples, Steve shows how aligning strategic initiatives with company goals can fuel innovation, improve efficiency, and expand markets. Whether you're a business owner or strategist, this episode offers valuable insights into the power of strategic initiatives.

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In this episode of the Business Strategy podcast, Steve Coughran introduces the IAR framework—Initiatives, Actions, and Results—as a methodical approach to creating agile strategies that reduce risk, differentiate from competitors, and drive outcomes. IARs help teams assign ownership, set clear initiatives, design actions to advance them, and measure results. Steve explains how strategy can often feel overwhelming, but IARs simplify the process by establishing strategic patterns that make execution a habit. By ingraining strategy into everyday operations, teams can be proactive, align actions with goals, and track progress effectively. Tune in to learn how IARs can streamline strategic planning and lead to better outcomes.

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In this episode, Steve explores how to overcome cognitive biases in the strategy room. He shares insights on recognizing biases, ensuring diverse perspectives are heard, and challenging assumptions. Steve emphasizes the importance of continual evaluation and feedback to keep strategies effective. With practical tips for overcoming biases, this episode is essential for anyone looking to sharpen their critical thinking and improve business strategy. Tune in to learn how to make better decisions and drive your business forward!

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Join host Steve Coughran as he interviews Steven Ginsburg, Founder of Restore Detox Centers and author of the book "Filling the Void" in this inspiring episode of the podcast. Steven shares his personal story of healing and transformation, and how he was driven by his passion to start a detox center to help others who were struggling with addiction. He discusses the bold moves he made to follow his heart and turn his vision into a reality, as well as the challenges and obstacles he faced along the way. Steven's journey is a testament to the power of faith and determination, and he shares valuable insights on how to trust God and find your life's purpose. Tune in for an uplifting conversation that will inspire you to pursue your dreams and make a difference in the lives of others.

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In this episode, Steve Coughran explores the evolution of strategy, from its military origins to its modern business application. He contrasts the old, traditional frameworks with today's focus on agility, innovation, and adaptability. Steve shares key insights into building effective strategies using data-driven decisions, collaboration, and customer-centric approaches. He challenges listeners to rethink their strategy and embrace new ways of strategic planning. Whether you're a leader or entrepreneur, this episode offers valuable inspiration for enhancing your strategic thinking.

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In this episode, Steve Coughran interviews author and philanthropist Ed Hajim about his book, The Island of the Four P’s. Ed shares his remarkable life story, from being kidnapped as a child to discovering his mother was alive in his 60s. He also discusses his experience building a golf club and becoming the largest endower at the University of Rochester. Throughout, Ed offers valuable lessons on being prepared for life’s challenges, drawing from his journey as a businessman and philanthropist. Tune in for inspiring insights from Ed’s extraordinary life and book.

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In this episode, Steve Coughran will be exploring the concept of competitive advantage in business and how it can give companies an edge over their competitors. Our host expert, a seasoned business strategist with extensive experience in the field, Steve will share insights on identifying and leveraging competitive advantages. We'll define what competitive advantage is and explore the different types of advantages that companies can have, including cost leadership, differentiation, innovation, and agility. We'll also discuss strategies for identifying and building upon a company's existing advantages, as well as ways to stay ahead of competitors through continuous improvement and adaptation to new market trends. Whether you're an entrepreneur, manager, or aspiring business leader, this episode is packed with valuable information that will help you understand and harness the power of competitive advantage in your own organization.

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Starting a business is an exciting and risky endeavor. While many entrepreneurs have big dreams, not all succeed. Business leaders can take several steps to avoid failing when starting a business. Firstly, it's essential to conduct thorough research on the market and customers before launching a product or service. This research will help identify gaps in the market and customer needs, which can help inform the business's product development and marketing strategies. Secondly, it's crucial to build a strong team with diverse skill sets and expertise. Thirdly, leaders should develop a detailed business plan that outlines their goals and strategies for achieving them. They should also be prepared to pivot and adjust their plans as necessary. Lastly, it's vital to manage finances carefully, including budgeting, seeking funding, and monitoring cash flow. Join us for this episode where I talk with Daniel Villani, Founder and CEO of Villani Analytics, about these topics and the 5 reasons most business leaders fail when building their companies.

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