The 6 Questions That Built $200M in Business Value (ft. Dale Meador)
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[0:00] I'm here with Dale Mador from Cadence
[0:02] Growth. His strategic planning framework
[0:04] has generated $200 million in business
[0:07] value across 17 different companies.
[0:09] Most businesses are racing to implement
[0:11] AI without what Dale calls strategic
[0:14] context. It's like strapping a jet
[0:16] engine to a bicycle. While your
[0:18] competitors are drowning in random AI
[0:21] experiments, you're about to get clarity
[0:23] on where your business is going before
[0:25] you add AI in. And yes, we've turned it
[0:28] into a free AI coach that you can start
[0:30] to use immediately. Dale, welcome to the
[0:32] channel and thanks for for being here.
[0:34] >> Thank you. It's good to be here. What
[0:35] I've found over the past decade is that
[0:37] these six questions represent a really
[0:40] approachable starting point. Like any
[0:42] team, large or small, can work through
[0:44] these six questions and generate clarity
[0:47] for themselves. This is true for a
[0:50] startup. It's true for an organization
[0:52] that's been around for 20 years and has
[0:55] a thousand employees but still lacks
[0:57] clarity in many ways. You know what? I I
[0:58] haven't even started the venture yet.
[1:00] I've got this idea. Great. Let's work
[1:01] through these six questions as a as a
[1:03] starting point because it could give you
[1:05] great clarity on which direction to take
[1:07] in the venture. and we're going to be
[1:09] putting all the advice and and the
[1:11] guidelines that you're going to give me
[1:12] in this in this interview and this video
[1:14] into a custom GPT so people can get at
[1:16] least a taste of what it would be like
[1:18] to work with someone like you uh using
[1:20] AI.
[1:20] >> You know, there's s