Bold Clarity Quick Tips Video 13: The Issues List
In this video, Julia Langkraehr explains how to use the Issues List tool of the Entrepreneurial Operating System (EOS). She encourages leadership teams to add anything to the list that needs to be discussed and solved – whether positive or negative....
Why your growth business needs an operating system
Every scale-up needs its own business operating system. However, we’re not talking Windows or iOS – rather the kind of joined-up thinking used by Lego, Toyota and Audi. As a business leader, how often do you step back and examine how...
Bold Clarity Quick Tips Video 12: What is Vision, Traction, Healthy?
In this video Julia Langkraehr explains the EOS concept of Vision, Traction, Healthy. After founding three multi-million pound businesses, Julia is now an Entrepreneurial Operating System Implementer, helping leadership teams introduce EOS into their business. Read more: About EOS Watch more...
Can only a visionary be a visionary?
When working with teams to implement EOS, after understanding the Visionary role, sometimes we have multiple people in the organisation who want to be the Visionary. The Visionary role sounds sexy and exciting. Some people pride themselves as being idea-generators or...
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,...
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...