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How to Develop Big Insights

How to Develop Big Insights

THE MOST POPULAR PROGRAM ON FC. This approach can be applied to all problems anywhere. It is not limited to strategy, operations etc.

Michael became a partner in his late 20s. You can follow every engagement and his detailed journey in Partnership. Memoir, Rebuilding a Consulting Practice and his later attempts to revive a large failing boutique firm.  These are among the most popular programs due to raw insights and unfiltered commentary offered.

Among other strengths highly valued by clients, he was known as an insight partner and had a reputation for developing new ways to solve difficult client problems. How was he able to go into engagement after engagement for diverse clients across different countries, continents, cultures and sectors, and develop insights that solved their most difficult problems?

How did he structure and manage corporate strategy, M&A or market entry engagements?

Ep 1: Fei’s Insight Conundrum

Ep 2: What is an insight

Ep 3: 2 ways to generate an insight

Ep 4: The wrong place to find an insight

Ep 5: Why focus on the big idea

Ep 6: Why is every big idea almost always wrong

Ep 7: 1st way to test the big idea

Ep 8: 2nd way to test the big idea

Ep 9: Critical step after the insight

Ep 10: What did Fei achieve & Critical Lessons

This program will teach you the approach he always used. He distills the core analytic approach driving all engagements. We use the example of Fei, an executive coaching client, and how we taught her this technique.

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And it is something we have never revealed before. This adds to the advanced programs we have on developing new insights, a list that includes The Bill Matassoni Show and Kevin P. Coyne on Competitive Strategy. Together, these three, so far, are the core strategy programs and are highly recommended.

The entire program is 10 episodes. This new format allows us to achieve 4 goals.

1 Taking into account very busy schedules of FC Insiders, we want members to be able to finish the entire program in 21 days.

2 We want members to apply what they learned from the program and start achieving results within 21 days (the recommended time to complete all 10 episodes). You need some results within 21 days to build your momentum and thereafter continue building on that success.

3 We want to focus on one powerful skill in each program so you can quickly notice an improvement if you follow the advice.

4 Each program uses a former executive coaching client as a case study to show you how other clients have implemented these skills.

All programs with the “21 Days” sign follow this format.

You may not know this, but while we have an enormous amount of case interview videos, podcasts and articles, and continue to build that library, the largest part of FC & StrategyTraining.com is the content for consultants, corporate employees, business owners and government employees, guiding them in solving complex assignments to accelerate their careers and develop their organizations.

Our programs are streamed in over 150 countries helping some of the world’s largest organizations along with many elite and many more boutique consulting firms.

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