Search the Blog :

Be Part of the 8% Who Succeed!

Written by Chris Naylor on January 3, 2019

It’s that time of year when there’s a lot of buzz about New Year’s resolutions. But with all the excitement and possibilities of the new year, a commonly held statistic is that only 8% of people actually keep their resolutions. That means that 92% of people fail each year!! 

Read More

Working Harder and Harder with Fewer Results?

Written by Chris Naylor on December 27, 2018

Are you spending too much time doing things you’re not passionate about in your business? Do you find yourself buried in nonproductive details and trapped in complex, energy-draining activities? Or, have you wondered what happened to the original energy and passion you had for the business?

Read More

3 Ways to Build Trust in Your Organization

Written by Jim Coyle on December 20, 2018

The foundation to a healthy team = trust. The fabric of all organizations = teams. So, the more trusting your teams are, the healthier you will be as an organization.

I just did what Ms. Shultz taught you in your dreaded geometry class: if A = B and B = C, then A must equal C. It’s one of the tenets of sound logic. 

Read More

Don't Duct Tape Your Issues, Solve Them

Written by CJ DuBe' on December 17, 2018

As an EOS Implementer™ I work with leadership teams running their company on EOS®, a business management system. During our quarterly sessions together, we spend a high percentage of our time on solving their issues. In the EOS Model™, the Issues Component™ has two tools. The first is the Issues List and the second is IDS™.

Read More

How To Survive Leadership Turnover

Written by Randy Taussig on December 3, 2018

Leadership turnover is inevitable in a growing/entrepreneurial company. In fact, approximately 80% of companies that implement EOS® experience a leadership team change within the first few years of their implementation. It’s a natural outcome as the priorities and roles within the company gain laser focus.

Read More