Vistage and EOS together are a powerful combination. One works with individuals – helping them become better leaders; the other works with leadership teams – helping them get clear on their company vision. Francine Lasky is an up-and-coming Vistage Chair in Chicago. Her super-power is “questioning the answers” of her members; challenging their thinking in a “carefrontational” way. She’s also …
Many Hands Make Light Work – with EOS
Beth Fahey, Professional EOS Implementer, and Laura Ann Spencer, owner of Perma-Seal Basement Systems, share a conversation about the EOS Tools that have helped Laura Ann’s company navigate the difficult days of the COVID-19 pandemic.
The Power of Core Values and Dad Jokes
Craig Wood, CEO of Premier International, and Beth Fahey, Professional EOS Implementer, discuss how EOS Tools, like Core Values and Level 10 Meetings, have helped Premier International get through some tough times recently. EOS User Tip: Dad jokes are a great way to inject humor into your weekly Level 10 meetings. Try it out!
Getting Issues Solved with EOS
News Flash! You are not alone. EVERYBODY has issues in their business. Nearly 100% of the time, you can tie your issues back to weakness in one of the six key components of the EOS Model. Dominic Sergi, of Clear Height Properties is a friend, EOS client, and fellow #Vistage member. In this brief and lively video, Dominic and I …
Traction Process Associates Welcomes Beth Fahey!!
Rene’ Boer and Clark Neuhoff are excited to welcome Beth Fahey to Traction Process Associates. Beth joined the EOS community in 2018 after utilizing the EOS tools and processes in her own business with the help of Clark as her EOS Implementer. Beth quickly became a professional EOS Implementer and is using her first-hand experience with EOS and the tools …
We Create Our Own Monsters
Some of the best business advice I ever got came from my mother-in-law, Jane. She was the mother of thirteen children, and one of the smartest people I’ve ever met. An expert on human behavior, she always said that if she hadn’t been so busy being a mom, she would have loved to have been a ‘businesswoman.’ Knowing her as I did, I …
Clarity Breaks
I have a confession to make. As both an EOS implementer and a longtime user of the EOS process, I have a history of blowing off my clarity breaks. In recent years I’ve gotten better. As they say in the recovery business, the first step is admitting you have a problem. I am not alone. When I call to check …