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Glossary

Emotional Value

Emotional value refers to the deep personal significance attached to people, objects, or experiences, often rooted in memories, relationships, or identity.

Unlike monetary worth, it's intangible yet powerful. Emotional value shapes how we perceive and prioritize what matters most, influencing decisions and connections.

 

Emotional Value - KoRe definition

 

   

Recognizing emotional value fosters empathy, strengthens bonds, and enriches life beyond material gain.

 

 

 

 

 

   

Creating Emotional Value

 

 

 

 

Creating emotional value means shifting from simply fulfilling practical, logical needs to making people feel valued, loved, seen, supported, and connected. The key is to tap into core human desires like love, trust, belonging, and joy... More

  Creating Emotional Value: Passion for Value Creation

 

   

Example:

Innovative Emotional Value Created by Innompic Games

"Lift people emotionally, and you lift innovation exponentially."
~ KoRe proverb

 

 

 

Innovative Emotional Value created by Innompic Games  

Innompic Games create a unique emotional ecosystem built on joy, courage, co‑creation, and purposeful play.

The emotional value created by Innompic Games is not an accessory to innovation – it is the engine. These Games transform learning, collaboration, and creativity into a deeply human experience... More

 

 

 

   

Emotionally-Intelligent Leadership

 

 

 

 

Emotionally-intelligent leaders do not manage tasks – they uplift human beings.

They listen not only to words but to tone, energy, and unspoken concerns.

They recognize emotions as data, not disruptions.

They understand that behind every performance is a story, a hope, a fear, a dream.

  Emotionally-Intelligent Leadership - connect and elevate

 

   

This is where the Value Mantra becomes essential:
"Every person must feel valued, every day."

 

 

 

 

 

   

Emotional Value and Emotional Marketing

 

 

 

 

"Sell dreams and emotional benefits," advised Steve Jobs, the legendary founder of Apple Inc.

The law of heart works wonderfully in marketing and selling.

Emotional-marketing strategies focus on various emotional drivers: what people want to be; what people want to do; and what people want to gain.

  Emotional Value: Loving Customer Relationships

 

Emotional Value: Emotional Drivers of People  

Emotional marketing works faster and better than rational marketing that focuses on product attributes.

Your prospects may forget the specification of your product, but they will never forget how you made them feel.