To say my dear grandfather is a “serial planner” is something of an understatement. A high-school math teacher and slide-rule expert, his love of details, structure and discipline is legendary. Whenever he travels anywhere, friends and family receive copies of a detailed itinerary well in advance, carefully hand-printed on a pristine sheet of – you guessed it – graph paper.
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Topics: Leadership, Organization, Vision, Business, Clarity
How is your business doing so far this year? Are you satisfied you are doing all you can do to insure your top line will grow or your bottom line won't shrink?
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Topics: Implementers, EOS, Traction, Organization, Vision
Business Vision - Be clear, and you’re Guaranteed to Benefit
Written by Mike Paton on December 16, 2010
If you’ve been to either of EOS Midwest or EOS Worldwide’s home pages or seen any EOS materials, then you’ve read the phrase, “Clarify, Simplify and Achieve Your Vision.” There’s no way to miss it. We make an effort to emphasize it.
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Topics: Implementers, EOS, Business Owner, Accountability, Vision, Business, Clarity, Planning
Leadership Team Development #13 – Great Leaders Act For the Greater Good
Written by Don Tinney on September 23, 2010
Great leaders do 5 things: 1) They give clear direction; 2) They provide the necessary tools; 3) They let go and 4) They act with the greater good in mind. After creating clear openings, providing the right tools and resources and letting go so your people can run, you must always act for the good of your direct reports and the entire organization.
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Topics: Implementers, EOS, Leadership, Organization, Team, Vision, Tools
Leadership Team Development #10 – Great Leaders Give Clear Direction
Written by Don Tinney on August 26, 2010
Great leaders do 5 things. FIRST, they give clear direction. Giving clear direction simply means you are creating clear openings.
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Topics: Implementers, EOS, Leadership, Team, People, Vision, Clarity
