Strategy and priorities
Where you want the business to go, which goals matter most and where to invest your time and resources.
Running a business means making decisions across many areas: strategy, marketing, sales, operations, finance, people, customer service and risk. In the day-to-day rush, it's easy to spend most of your time on urgent matters, put off important issues and move from one opportunity to another without deciding where to focus.
Is there a business challenge you're unsure how to handle? A decision you've been putting off, or an issue you'd like to discuss with someone else?
We'll arrange a personal online meeting of around 30 minutes. We'll briefly get to know your business, focus on one challenge and explore what you'd like to achieve, what you've tried so far and what's holding you back. After the meeting, I'll send you a short summary covering:
If you're unsure what to focus on, we'll choose together during the meeting.

Ongoing business support creates a regular time and space to step back from daily work, take a broader look at your business, identify improvements and turn decisions into clear tasks. Together, we'll prioritise ideas, decide who will do what, define how we'll measure results and review progress in subsequent meetings.

My name is Yaron Shaool. I'm 52 (but feel 32). I grew up on Kibbutz Revivim in southern Israel, and I'm married to Eleyor; together, we have four children. I have an MSc in industrial and management engineering (information systems) from Ben-Gurion University.
Over the past 25 years, I've worked in entrepreneurship, technology and venture management across several fields, including many years running an online business. In the past two years, I've founded two ventures built around AI systems: Safeion.ai and Whagentize.com.
My experience with technology and AI has strengthened my belief that personal connections, listening and trust are the foundation of successful work. I work directly with my clients to understand both what you're asking for and what your business goals are.
This is an ongoing working relationship with the business owner or manager. We meet twice a month to review how the business is doing, check progress on tasks, examine data and explore an area that needs attention. You remain responsible for managing the business and making decisions. My role is to help you:
The topics vary from business to business and evolve as we work together. At each stage, we'll focus on what can create the most value for your business.
Where you want the business to go, which goals matter most and where to invest your time and resources.
How your business reaches the right customers, the message it communicates, which marketing activities work and what could improve.
How enquiries are handled, how the sales process works, where deals stall and what could help improve your conversion rate.
How your product or service is produced and delivered, where delays, mistakes or unnecessary work occur and how to improve the process.
Reviewing revenue, expenses, profitability, cash flow, pricing and financial metrics that inform decisions. This support helps you use financial information to manage your business; it does not replace the work of your accountant or tax adviser.
How your business supports customers after a sale, what brings them back, which problems recur and what you can learn from their feedback.
Whether your business measures the right things and whether the available information helps you make decisions. We'll select a small set of useful metrics that show what's happening in your business, rather than simply producing more reports.
Exploring new products, services, partnerships, audiences or sales channels, and turning suitable opportunities into an action plan.
Identifying business, operational, financial or technology risks and exploring ways to reduce them. Where legal, accounting or other specialist advice is needed, we'll involve the appropriate professional.
Before we start, we'll meet with the business owner or CEO to understand the business's goals, main challenges, the areas you'd like to focus on and how quickly the business can implement changes. We'll also agree on how and where the meetings will take place.
In the first session, we'll start mapping the main processes in your business and identify where the greatest difficulties and untapped opportunities lie. The meeting summary will include points and questions to consider over the following two weeks. At this stage, we'll take time to understand the situation before setting priorities or an action plan.
In the second session, we'll revisit the ideas from our previous meeting and the thoughts that developed over the intervening two weeks. We'll prioritise the areas to focus on first, agree on an initial direction and turn it into an action plan for the coming period.
In each meeting, we'll:
Between meetings, I'll review relevant materials and data, consider the issues we've discussed and prepare questions, analysis or alternatives for our next session. After each meeting, I'll update the list of decisions and tasks and follow up on progress as agreed.
We start with a three-month period. Towards the end, we'll review progress, the value of our work together and the areas that still need attention. We'll then decide whether to continue with the same arrangement, change the frequency of meetings or finish.
In-person or online meetings. I believe meeting in person can be especially valuable at the start, and when it helps to see your working environment and processes firsthand. Depending on location and your needs, we can meet in person, online or use a combination of both.
The fee is $1,200 per month for two meetings, or $700 for one meeting per month.
VAT is required for Israeli businesses only.
The fee includes:
The service includes thinking, analysis, prioritisation and follow-up. Carrying out the tasks themselves, preparing substantial deliverables or providing additional professional services is outside this fee and will be quoted separately by agreement.