Book Review – First Things First by Stephen Covey
First Things First was written by businessman turned author Stephen R. Covey and revolves around rethinking approaches to time management; it can help you understand why so often our first things aren’t first.
Successful EOS roll-out: best practice
Implementing the Entrepreneurial Operating System (EOS) starts with the leadership team of a business. Over a period of 24 months they master the foundational tools, understanding, customising and embedding them into their day to day working practices. Once that is underway,...
Guest Post – The Inside Track – Implementing EOS
Inside Track: Implementing EOS by Chris Pearson – MD of the Light The London-based IT technology company The Light began implementing the Entrepreneurial Operating System in January 2019. Nine months into the process, the managing director Chris Pearson has given us...
What Does Traction Mean?
As EOS implementers, we often say that companies need “traction” if they’re to grow – indeed Gino Wickman’s book about the Entrepreneurial Operating System is called Traction. A lack of traction can lead to sales drying up, customer numbers falling and...
Building your leadership skills
One of the most important factors in the success of any business is who is in charge – the leaders – and the quality of their leadership skills. A bad leadership team, which creates an unhealthy culture, can make their team’s...
Book review: Unique Ability by Dan Sullivan
Dan Sullivan wrote his book Unique Ability after interviewing disabled people for the Canadian Parliament and discovering that every single individual has their own abilities, strengths, and weaknesses. These characteristics make each and every person different, both as an employee and...