EOS Episodes

Levent Yildizgoren was born in Turkey, but has spent the last quarter of a century running a highly successful, professional localisation service based in the UK. In this podcast, he shares his own personal journey as well as sharing his experience in expanding into international markets - giving tips and pointers on not only how you should do it, but also why you should do it.

Jack Martin is the Co-founder of 52TEN, a proud U.S. Army Veteran, Father and Husband. In this episode, he talks us through how he founded 52Ten, 6 years ago and has built it up to over 25 people. He share the challenges he has faced and how he overcame them, plus where that name come from. But most importantly he shares with us how he keeps his family 7 children and particularly his wife happy and how he brings Andrea on the EOS Journey.

Corey Lawson works as the Co-Owner and President of All Volleyball Inc - a family-owned business that has been running for many years. Find out why their business chose to go with EOS, what it has done for the business and how they went from 5 family members on the leadership team down to just one but how they still all get along and love each other.

Kerry Boulton is a professional EOS Implementer, a certified exit planner and a certified value builder. In this episode, she discusses the necessity of having an exit strategy, even if you're planning on staying in the business for decades to come. She shares the 5 questions you must ask yourself to put an exit strategy in place and why it's important to think about these things to be in control.

Scott Rusnak is an accomplished business owner. He is now a Certified EOS Implementer whose passion is helping business owners and burgeoning entrepreneurs get what they want from their businesses so they can live the life they want. In this episode, Scott shares how he plans out his year to suit his life, how he uses the EOS People Analyser to decide which family and friends fit into his 5, 15, 150 model and how he uses the Delegate and Elevate tool to understand what he should spend his time doing.

Shelley Woodrow is a certified EOS Implementer who walks the EOS life - doing what she loves, with people she loves, making a huge difference while having time to pursue other passions. In this episode she shares her favourite tools and case studies of how EOS has transformed the businesses and leadership teams she's worked with.

Danny Mishek is President and Visionary of VistaTek, a family owned full-service manufacturing company in the US. In this episode, he shares how EOS has helped him delegate and elevate, freeing him up to do what he's best at and loves doing - connecting with people and discovering growth opportunities. Find out why he wrote a Christmas book seemingly out of the blue, his experience in a family business that went through a merger and EOS implementation and what it actually felt like to ride a bull!

Adam Harris is Frank and Fearless. As a leadership coach, consultant and facilitator, he applies this approach in all areas of his professional and personal life. In this episode, he discusses why so many great companies miss out on their potential and shares the important questions all business owners must ask themselves. He stresses the importance of having difficult conversations - avoiding them is a disservice to everyone involved. Despite the discomfort, disagreement and uncertainty then creates opportunity.

Justine Parsons is the Visionary / Founder at Your Virtual Assistant. The company has around 30 virtual assistants and Virtual Business Managers, based all around New Zealand. In this episode, you will understand how Justine was able to do what she loves and takes her weekends off, without feeling guilty.

Emily is the owner of SideMark, which she started 7 years ago. In this episode, she shares with us what being a growth junkie really is and how she has created a multi-faceted career, as co-owner of the business, a Professional EOS Coach and Business Coach, a published Author and a peer-group facilitator, as well as enjoying a full life outside of business. Emily shares her journey to bring EOS into the business and how it changed not only the business but her life too.

Daniel Davies is a founder, owner and leader in six successful companies in varying industries, and is now responsible for bringing the tools of EOS®, The Entrepreneurial Operating System®, into Australia, New Zealand and the Asia Pacific region. Daniel shares some tips on what the EOS life really is and how you can live the EOS life as an Entrepreneur or Business Owner.

Renee Russo is a highly respected entrepreneurial business coach dedicated to helping people get more out of their businesses. Effective in teaching leadership teams a proven methodology and tools that empower them to get Vision, Traction, Healthy. In this episode, she talks about how she worked with her husband to turn around the business, finding her superpowers and the power of focus, discipline and believing.

In this episode with Ryan J. Melton from One Plan for Retirement, we talked about how to retire in style, without stress. Ryan also shared why he's Ryan 'J' Melton, some of his big accomplishments professionally and personally, how he approaches sales and the use of social media and podcasts to build your business.

Nick and Jeni Clift are the owners and Directors of DWM Solutions, now merged with Milan Industries Group. They have been working together in their own businesses for close to 25 years. Nick is Director of MIG, and holds the role of Visionary. Jeni is Head of People and Culture at MIG. She also has a consultancy business, Tenassia, working with her clients as an EOS Implementer and providing Business and Leadership Coaching. In this podcast, Nick and Jeni will talk to us about how you get to work together and still stay married.

Maurice Dubey is the Executive Director of Q4 Associates, the digital workforce specialists. In this episode, we talked about doing what you love, with people you love and how to secure new customers you want to work with as well as the tools that you actually use to help people uncover what they love doing.

In this episode, I am joined by Tony Falkenstein who will be sharing his experiences with the Topic of ‘Managing the People Issues’. Tony was born in Auckland, and has a Bachelor of Commerce from the University of Auckland. He is a serial entrepreneur, who has started over 50 companies. In this episode, we'll learn from Tony why sometimes you have to let people go - how to do it easily and fairly.