EOS Worldwide®, creators of the Entrepreneurial Operating System® (EOS®), recently announced the launch of new business owner webinars on the company’s website. “Multiply Your Effectiveness with the Right Tools”, the latest business owner webinar from EOS Worldwide, is being held online February 29th, March 6th and March 23rd. Interested individuals can register for one of the free webinars at eosworldwide.com.
EOS Worldwide® Announces Upcoming Business Owner Webinars
Written by EOS Worldwide on February 28, 2012
Topics: Press Releases, In the News, EOS, Business Owner, Organization, Business
The rule that 20% of the people do 80% of the work or business is widely known. Focusing on the 20% that returns 80% of the result is the lesser known rule, but far more impactful on a business – and your experience.
Topics: Implementers, EOS, Business
No body talks about the elephant in the room. It’s too uncomfortable. The boss goes ballistic if you mention that subject to her.
Topics: Implementers, EOS, Family, People, Business
EOS Worldwide® Publishes List of Top Recommended Business Books
Written by EOS Worldwide on February 16, 2012
EOS Worldwide® , creators of the Entrepreneurial Operating System®, (EOS®), recently published the company’s list of the top recommended business books for business owners. The list, recently published on the EOS Worldwide website, includes a mix of both well-known business development books that have been on the market for years, such as the widely regarded “7 Habits of Highly Effective People” by Stephen R. Covey, and more recent popular titles like “Traction”, written by EOS Founder, Gino Wickman. Each book featured on the top recommended business books list was handpicked by the EOS team, a highly experienced group of business professionals who are focused on providing training on business leadership fundamentals to entrepreneurs and business owners.
Topics: Press Releases, In the News, EOS, Leadership, Business
When I use the word “commitment,” many interpret it as commitment to the company, team, or cause. That’s not at all what I’m referring to here. Of course everyone on your leadership team is committed to the company (I hope). The question is, is each person on your leadership team committed to every decision you make every time?
Topics: Implementers, EOS, Leadership, Issues List, Team