The Art of Strategy

First Article in the Series:
Pulling It All Together

If you have followed these messages from the first of the year and taken action on the steps provided, you now know:

  1. Your Passions: The people, things and activities that reflect your highest aspirations
  2. Your Strengths: What you do best with ease and grace
  3. Your Values: How you do what you do
  4. Your Ideal Client: Who you serve best who values and appreciates what you do
  5. Your Message and Messaging Strategy: How your solutions address your Ideal Clients’ fears, concerns, pain points and goals and how, when and where your message is made available to Ideal Clients and Prospects
  6. Your Referral Sources and Centers of Influence: Those who know, like and trust you and happily introduce you to others
  7. Your Client Experience: The elements of your service that meet your clients’ needs and make you referable

We addressed a few other topics along the way to help maximize the seven given above. Now is the time to put this into a strategy.

Strategy will address all elements of your business that consist of the client experience and your process for attracting additional clients. The elements include:

  1. Marketing Plan and Calendar
  2. Your Calendar and Working in Your Strengths
  3. Building and Leading Your Team
  4. Thinking Ahead and Being Proactive (includes the Unexpected and Mundane!)
  5. Beyond the Horizon

Depending upon your practice and service model, you may have a few more things to add or personalize on the above list. Add budget and financials to this list and you’ve got a well-rounded agenda for this year’s off-site Strategy Session. Oh…is that not in your plans yet? Get a date on the calendar now, before it is too late.

Do you need some support with your Strategy Session? I serve as a third-party facilitator to keep your session on track and provide outside expertise. E-mail or call 713-705-3815 if you would like to learn more.

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