Belief-Based Engagement Process Flashcards

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Seismic shift timeframe

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Seismic shifts highlight macro forces that could threaten a client’s business model in the next one to five years, not existing operational dynamics

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Why is something like ‘margin pressure’ not a seismic shift

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It is a universal challenge that clients face in every industry

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What is a seismic shift?

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Macro forces which are futuristic but not far fetched. They are large-scale shifts that will significantly affect a company’s ability to carry out the business it does today in the future.

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Two questions to confirm you understand seismic shifts

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  1. Do I understand the operating environment of each of my clients and prospects?
  2. Can my clients see that I understand their operating environment and the macro forces affecting them - or that could or will affect them?
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Why do we start with seismic shifts?

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So we can help them understand these broad trends
Develop a response or reinvention plan
Pivot their strategy more quickly than their competitors can

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BBE Chapters

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  1. Seismic shifts
  2. Competitive landscape
  3. Ideal state
  4. Challenges and opportunities to reach ideal state
  5. Actions - we are the partners you need
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Role of data in BBE

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Show how we are different by using activity, volume and outcome-based metrics. This moves us from telling a client how effective we are, to showing them.

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Three guiding principles for simplicity in communication

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Brevity (being concise)
Clarity (being direct)
Impact (communicating with emotion)

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Objective of ‘competitive landscape’ conversation

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Create urgency through a demonstrated understanding of the client’s competitive environment. We do this by discussing how market dynamics have disrupted competitors in the past, and how other companies are addressing their disruption.

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How should the competitive landscape build on seismic shifts?

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It should surface emotions to create a sense of urgency around the seismic shifts. Clients should see we understand and have empathy for their situation.

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What is the key message from the competitive landscape conversation?

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Market forces are in flux, and the client or prospect needs to take action.

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What should examples in the competitive landscape conversation entail?

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Examples of non-traditional competitors or new market entrants finding a foothold because of changing market dynamics.

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Competitive landscape questions for understanding

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Do I understand the competitive environment of each of my clients and prospects?
Do I understand the issues affecting their environment and their organization?

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