It All Started on a Very Rainy Sunday Night.
A year before launching this service, I dropped a friend off at his house, and before stepping out of the car, he asked for my opinion on a situation with his mother-in-law. Thirty minutes later, I explained what I believed had happened, what should happen next, and what his mother-in-law had likely said to trigger everything. To my surprise, I was right—down to the exact word.
A week later, a CEO asked me why employees quit too soon and why they lacked initiative. Not long after, a former teenage student I had coached emailed me—seven years later—to thank me for the guidance that helped him build a successful online business.
That’s when it clicked. The reason I was so good at listening, reflecting, and recommending actions was that I used business strategies to help people navigate the complexity of life. They asked about people, and I saw target markets. They wanted to achieve something, and I saw competition. They wanted to be significant to others, and I saw value propositions and the leadership skills that drive impact. Over time, I refined this into a structured methodology. What started as spontaneous conversations evolved into a service that so many people needed—helping them move forward with strategy, not just instinct.
Let’s think strategically. About life.
- Yahel.
What is a life strategy?
Life strategy is the way we navigate daily life—it defines how we approach challenges, make decisions, and interact with the world. Whether consciously developed or shaped by habit and environment, everyone has a life strategy. It influences how we react to setbacks, seize opportunities, and prioritize what truly matters. Some people rely on instinct and emotions, while others take a more structured approach. The key is recognizing that our life strategy is not fixed—it can evolve and be refined to better serve our goals.
Two people can face the same situation but respond entirely differently based on their life strategies. A well-crafted life strategy brings clarity, efficiency, and confidence. It allows us to step back, assess situations from a broader perspective, and make choices that align with our values and long-term vision. When challenges arise, those with a strong life strategy don’t just react—they act with purpose and direction.
This Unique Methodology
This method applies business principles to life’s challenges, breaking down decisions and dilemmas into structured, strategic processes. A key component of this approach is recognizing that a mindset acts as a filter—how we see the world depends on our internal perspectives. The mindset we focus on here is the entrepreneurial mindset, which thrives on adaptability, resilience, and innovation. However, the growth mindset also plays a crucial role, reinforcing the belief that abilities develop through learning and effort. Together, these mindsets help individuals turn challenges into opportunities and continuously refine their approach.
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By leveraging over 20 years of business strategy experience, Yahel applies powerful tools such as positioning, risk management, innovation strategies, understanding people’s needs, competition strategies, and value propositions. These frameworks remove emotional biases, allowing individuals to make clear, calculated decisions. This structured approach provides clarity, efficiency, and purpose—helping individuals optimize their time and build success plans that align with their aspirations.
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Week 1 — Strengths. Identifying and using them to find a true direction80% of the people don’t know what they are really good at and therefore don’t use it. Strengths that are being identified early enough can change everything, so in this session we will use various techniques to identify them and see how they can be implemented in life.
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Week 2 — Self-Management. Conquering fears and overcoming negative emotionsFears like fear of failure, success, criticism, future, uncertainty, and many others are natural and important, as long as you manage them and not the other way around. Here, our teenagers will learn to recognize their fears, manage them, and leverage them.
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Week 3 — Creativity. Becoming a creative problem solver in everyday situationsCreativity is the art of connecting the dots differently than everyone else. Here, our teenagers will learn how to be more creative and see how it can help them both personally and professionally, in school and life: to get what they want, to think about the next big thing, or to land their dream job.
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Week 4 — Listening. How to know what people really want and needUnderstanding what the people around you want is a real game changer, as it helps you reach your personal goals faster and smarter, while providing real value. Here, we will learn what to ask, how to listen, what to say and how to say it to make the interaction and growth happen naturally.
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Week 5 — Competition. How to read the room and leverage it to reach goalsCompetition is everywhere, from early ages: it’s that kid that gets the attention you deserve, that person who wants the same position as you, and that business that offers the same thing to the same people. Here, our teenagers will learn how to use competition to the advantage, and why it is useful rather than stressful.
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Week 6 — Communication. The valuable link between charisma and goalsWe are being interviewed by teachers, managers, colleagues, clients, neighbours, and even friends, much more than we think, because everyone around us wants to feel certain that they are making the right choice. Here, our teenagers will learn how to confidently show who they are and what value they bring.
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Week 7 — Soft skills. Negotiation, body language and presentation skillsAwkward body language, poor negotiation skills, and bad presentation skills are the ultimate dreams and goals killers. Pair that with poor attention to details and see how people lose valuable opportunities in life. Here, we will discuss and practice these soft skills to make sure none of this stands in their way or holds them back.
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Week 8 — Goals. Setting objectives, critical thinking, learning, and time management skillsSometimes, setting goals is as hard as reaching them. Here, the teenagers will learn how to set goals, measure themselves, fix what’s not working, hot to learn new concepts and how to unlearn them when necessary, and how to reach their goals faster and smarter than anyone else around them.
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Week 9 — Professional growth. How to write a career plan or a business planUnderstating how the world works at early ages gives you a head start, period. Here, the teenagers will get the best practices on how to jump start their career, their business — or even both — when time comes, while everyone else around them will be busy learning what they already know.
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Week 10 — Happiness. How to proactively get on the fast lane towards fulfilmentThis will conclude the program, but before that our teenagers will learn what I consider to be the best framework to identify when their passions, strengths, and goals are 100% aligned. This will enable them to know for sure whether they are on the right path, right now and at later stages in life.
Who Is It For?
How to start?
Big decisions, small adjustments, and everything in between—sometimes, you just need the right conversation to bring clarity. That’s where we start. I offer a free introductory session, a chance to talk about life, goals, challenges, and how a strategic approach can make a real difference. No pressure, no sales pitch—just a focused, practical discussion to explore where you are in life and where you want to go. If it makes sense to move forward, we’ll build a plan. If not, you’ll still walk away with new insights. Book your session today and let’s talk. We can meet in person or online.
