Lucas Root led numerous teams on Wall Street. After establishing a consistent track record of success, Lucas started his own consulting business. In this episode, he had a number of topics we could talk about & we chose "Productivity - especially while Working From Home; includes brain state management, Routines, scheduling and planning, space management, clothing." This episode has an entire book worth of productivity tips through changing your brain state.
Wyndi (Rodokal) Tagi is a Visionary who is passionate about enhancing the mana of Māori and Pacifica People, with a vision to impact the lives of 10 million. Wyndi is from WE, and WE is a business consultancy practice with accounting. In this podcast, you will learn how Wyndi and her husband Eli built a purpose-led business acress several countries.
Erik Jensen is the Co-Owner of Predictive ROI - a 7-figure marketing agency helping businesses monetize their position of authority.In this podcast, we talk about why it's important to own your own platform (from lessons learned in the past), how juggling can pay ou rway around the US for years and how to build your own platform so that you are not reliant on others.
Jeff MacGurn is the Chief Operating Officer and EOS Integrator at BusinessOnline. Jeff focuses on creating operational excellence as well as working with clients to provide strategic consulting on their digital marketing programs. In this episode, Jeff talks about how EOS has worked in their business and why introducing processes and systems, such as EOS, do not stifle creativity but actually improve it!
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.
Henry Daas is a dyed-in-the-wool New Yorker, serial entrepreneur, author, coach, screenwriter, avid golfer, biker, and international traveller. He is also a licensed real estate salesperson in the state of Connecticut. In this podcast, we talk about Henry's businesses that he has run over his many years as a serial entrepreneur, writing feature film scripts, how he loves helping other business owners and about life, the universe and everything.
Kison Patel is the Founder and CEO of M&A Science, with a passion to drive the M&A industry forward. In this podcast , we talk about the journey of growth for DealRoom as a business as well as the personal growth and development that Kison has undertaken on this 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.
Rob Hughes is the CEO of Hughes Integrated, a StoryBrand Certified Marketing Agency. As a top-rated StoryBrand Certified Guide, Rob’s passion is in helping small businesses accelerate growth. His agency runs on three books: Traction (by Gino Wickman), Building a StoryBrand (by Donald Miller) and Profit First (Mike Michalowicz). In this podcast, he talks to me about the lessons he has learned in scaling his business from a one-man band to the team of Ninjas he now has and how the 3 books guide his life.
Alex Morris is a digital marketer, digital marketing consultant and business owner of To the Moon Digital. In this episode he discusses building digital authority and authenticity in order to tap into your ideal audience. He shares his process when working with clients, as well as the successes and challenges he faced transitioning from coach to business owner. Alex stresses the importance of using digital marketing to create that digital brand for yourself where people can instantly find out what they need to about you and trust you.
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.
Sara B Stern is the former director of the nationally recognized Family Business Center at the University of Saint Thomas, a Certified EOS Implementer™ and the founder of The Sage Pages she helps her clients get real, simple results. In this podcast, Sara shares many real-life stories and tips from working with hundreds of family businesses. Sara's top 3 tips are based on the Harvard Business School's Three-Circle Model of the Family Business System.
Wade Jackson is a master storyteller, the founder of Covert Theatre and 'Sexy Monkey Pants' at Inspired Learning. In this episode, he discusses how improv is a form of genuine play that teaches you about yourself and connects you to others. Find out how to get started with improv and the tools he teaches for creating creativity and building a life filled with meaningful happiness.
Ken Brickley is CEO of MacroActive, who has a vast range of experience from working in Silicon Valley and large businesses like GE, to founding his own startup. In this episode, he shares the life lessons he's learnt on the journey from Silicon Valley employee to co-founder and CEO. He discusses how to capture world class talent long before you're technically hiring for the role and growing at a pace that puts clients first.
Tim Jones is the Grow Good Guy, who works with businesses to find their purpose and attain their B Corp certification. In this episode he shares the subconscious awakening that led him to pivot away from the medical device industry, to join the movement of companies that were aiming to be the best for the world, not the best in the world. He also discusses economic benefits of the B Corp movement and the difference it makes from a business point of view. Learn more about getting aligned with your purpose, reflecting your authentic self in work and the future of the movement that uses business as a force for good.
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.
Mel Rowsell is a leadership coach and facilitator, as well as co-founder of Vend, a tech startup with rapid growth. In this episode, Mel discusses the constant feeling of imposter syndrome while wearing the many, many hats founders and entrepreneurs are required to wear. After leaving day-to-day operations to start her coaching practice, she was surprised at her own resilience and resourcefulness. She shares how she overcame imposter syndrome and the ups and downs of a founder's journey.
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.
CocoVinny Zaldivar has been an entrepreneur since 16 years old. In this episode, he shares his ups and downs through the pandemic and how he's never had an exit strategy. Despite the uncertainty and losing several million dollars revenue in the lockdown, CocoVinny used this time to focus on what was really important for the future of his business and stepped on the gas. Listen to the full episode to find out how CocoVinny approaches business, life and the beautiful future of Coco Taps!
Duncan Shand is the founder of Young Shand, one of New Zealand's top creative agencies. In this episode, he shares the highs and lows of his business journey and the lessons he learnt along the way. Listen to the full episode to learn from Duncan’s experiences and find out how being brave can bring you a huge step closer to achieving your goals.
John Maybury is a presentation coach specialising in video content. In this episode, John discusses how to build trust and communicate your value, no matter what business you’re in. He shares how he hasn’t always been comfortable speaking in front of an audience or a camera lens. Discover how John’s experiences and presentation tips can help you and your business.
