top of page

Insights
Practical thinking on organizational design, delivery, leadership, and building teams that last - from Dana Zahavi, founder of Livingston Dream.


SaaS Growth in the AI Era: Building Skilled Teams for Smart Expansion with Dana Zahavi
The rise of artificial intelligence has significantly transformed my experience in the SaaS landscape. I've seen firsthand how these powerful tools can automate tasks, analyze data, and enhance user experiences. However, I've also learned that the rapid growth of SaaS companies relies on more than just technology. It requires skilled, motivated, and organized teams that focus on growing smart, not just wide. This journey has underscored the importance of investing in leadersh
Dana Zahavi
3 min read


Rituals That Build Teams
Why the most powerful thing you can do for your organization has nothing to do with strategy decks or org charts.
Dana Zahavi
4 min read


What Scaling Delivery Actually Requires
Spoiler: it’s not more project managers, a new tool, or another all-hands meeting Let me paint you a picture. Your business is growing. Clients are signing. The team is busy — very busy. And somewhere between the champagne and the chaos, delivery starts to wobble. Deadlines slip. Clients get frustrated. Your best people are exhausted. And leadership is spending more time firefighting than actually leading. So what’s the move? Most organizations hire another project manager, b
Dana Zahavi
4 min read


Customer Success Is Not a Department. It’s Everyone’s Job.
The moment most organizations realize this, something important changes. Unfortunately, it’s usually too late. There’s a moment I’ve seen play out in organizations more times than I can count. Churn is climbing. Clients are churning for reasons that feel vague and frustrating. Leadership looks at the Customer Success team and says: fix it. And the CS team - who are usually exhausted, understaffed, and handed accounts at the tail end of a sales process they had no part in - tr
Dana Zahavi
4 min read
bottom of page