It’s Just an ISSUE
Words matter, especially the meaning we assign to them. Leaders of companies Running on EOS™ occasionally raise objections to the word “issue.” It comes with an undertone of emotional baggage.
Words matter, especially the meaning we assign to them. Leaders of companies Running on EOS™ occasionally raise objections to the word “issue.” It comes with an undertone of emotional baggage.
Instead of just trying to “make” someone accountable, you can create an environment of accountability as a leader. Every leader with direct reports is responsible for leading, managing, and holding their team Accountable (LMA™). By leaning into the EOS® Tools, you can learn how to do this effectively.
As a business owner, you can’t ignore ongoing news about stock market volatility, rising interest rates, and runaway inflation. If you haven’t already, you need to consider how you’ll prepare your business for an economic downturn.
Anyone reading this has probably sat through countless meetings that could’ve been an email. People go on tangents, the organizer lacks any real agenda, and people walk away wondering why
Mark O’Donnell shares how to build a personal plan in his recent Forbes article, “Three Keys To A Here-And-Now Personal Plan Built For Leaders.”
Having a bad vision statement might be better than not having one at all, but a good vision statement can set your business apart. So what’s the difference? In my