The Most Overlooked Business Lesson ft. Sanjeev Gupta
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đŻ The real client isnât the one who writes the cheque After decades of leadership across large organizations, Sanjeev Gupta points to one lesson that matters more than anything else. In most boardrooms, the âclientâ is defined as the one who pays. But in reality, that definition is flawed. Hereâs the problem: If you chase cheques before creating value, scale becomes fragile. And fragile businesses donât last. Sanjeevâs takeaway from building and scaling businesses is refreshingly simple: đș The real client is the one whoâs genuinely happy with the value you create đș Value must come before revenue always đș Constraints force better business models, not weaker ones đș Scaling is a function of clarity, not just capital Great businesses arenât built by optimizing for transactions. TheyââŠ