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In this episode, I had the pleasure of sitting down with Rob Liddiard, a professional Entrepreneurial Operating System (EOS) implementer, to reflect on an insightful morning where he introduced the EOS principles to my team at Amber Home Improvements. 

Before becoming an EOS implementer, Rob was the founder and CEO of Yapster, a workplace messenger app for frontline organisations. Rob self-implemented EOS in his startup and the impact on his business was profound. Since exiting Yapster, Rob has been focusing on helping others implement EOS in their business. 

During the episode, Rob and I work our way through the different components of EOS, getting my initial takes, while Rob enriches the discussion with his deeper understanding and personal experience with EOS. 

We hope you enjoy the conversation as much as we did recording it. 

Be sure to follow Rob on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/robertliddiard 

and check out his EOS site for more information: https://www.eosworldwide.com/rob-liddiard 

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Ross Gibbs is a Coach, Expert Implementer, and Speaker at EOS Worldwide, where he creates simplified processes to help organizations improve their business models to achieve success. His business coaching career launched after a successful profession in sales and marketing. Ross is a serial entrepreneur who has successfully owned and exited four companies, including a consulting firm and a boxing gym. Beyond his leadership efforts, Ross enjoys staying physically active.

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If your business has plateaued and you’re struggling to find motivation, programs and resources are available to help you take your business to the next level. However, it can be challenging to know where to start.

Business coach Ross Gibbs recommends employing the help of an Entrepreneurial Operating System (EOS) Implementer. EOS is a proven system that helps organize, focus, and align business processes and provides a framework for casting vision and executing goals. By following the process — vision, traction, health — companies can identify and solve problems, improve communication, and increase profitability.

In today’s episode of The Growth Fire Podcast with Kevin Hourigan, Ross Gibbs, Coach, Expert Implementer, and Speaker at EOS Worldwide, discusses finding your calling and the Entrepreneurial Operating System (EOS). Ross shares his past entrepreneurial failures, how EOS has impacted his life, and sales and marketing strategies for generating business.

Eliot Wajskol is a Certified EOS Implementer at EOS Worldwide, the Entrepreneurial Operating System for businesses. As a recognized leadership team facilitator and coach, he helps growth-minded entrepreneurs, visionaries, and leadership teams solve root problems and lead more effectively. With 25 years of entrepreneurship, management, and operational experience, Eliot has helped launch, grow, and transform businesses from startups to $25 million in annual revenue. 

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Frequently, business owners encounter barriers, including a lack of team enthusiasm, profitability, control, and vision alignment. Ideally, most entrepreneurs want companies to operate without them. So how can you transfer your responsibilities to capable professionals?

As an EOS expert, Eliot Wajskol encourages visionary entrepreneurs to take a systematic approach to task delegation, time management, and prioritization. This entails separating and ranking daily activities according to your talents, weaknesses, and passions. Eliot also recommends employing an accountability system to acquire team members who share your vision and values and place them in roles that align with their skills and experiences. 

In this episode of Systems Simplified, Adi Klevit invites Certified EOS Implementer Eliot Wajskol to speak about how to delegate tasks and manage your time to live the life you want. Eliot shares how to achieve the ideal entrepreneurial lifestyle, his time management and prioritization systems, and the process of relinquishing tasks.

Adam Goldschmiedt is a business coach and Professional EOS (Entrepreneurial Operating System) Implementer at EOS Worldwide, a business management toolkit used by over 190,000 thriving firms to clarify, simplify, and achieve their vision. With over 20 years of experience in helping entrepreneurs, Adam empowers businesses with the tools to bust through obstacles, tackle chaos, and make their ideas a reality. Before EOS, he held project management roles in e-commerce-focused agencies, including working as COO at Blue Switch and Practice Director at Pixafy. Adam is an avid reader and considers books to be his trophies. When he is not helping entrepreneurs accelerate their progress, he enjoys quality time with his wonderful wife of 20 years and their four kids.

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Have you been spinning the wheels without gaining traction in your business? A common hurdle for entrepreneurs is handling the complexities of running a firm, from building an A team and launching products to managing finances and personal lives. What if you could streamline your process and eliminate the 16-hour workday?

Entrepreneurs yearn for control over their businesses, but most need help with structure and traction. Companies sometimes hit the ceiling in their growth, experimenting with several strategies and campaigns without sustainable progress. Plus, thinking one step ahead while focusing on day-to-day operations may be challenging. Professional EOS implementers like Adam Goldschmiedt utilize the Entrepreneurial Operating System approach to help organizations become sustainable—without relying entirely on the executives. With over 20 years in sales and project management, Adam has witnessed firsthand how EOS helps leadership teams streamline processes, enhance focus and vision, and create a profitable and enjoyable business.

In this episode of the Family Hustle Podcast, Alex Boristein and Amanda Abbou welcome veteran EOS Implementer at EOS Worldwide, Adam Goldschmiedt, to discuss how team leaders demystify business operations with simple, proven tools. Adam reiterates how implementing EOS resulted in coherent leadership and traction for organizations. He also recounts his journey into project management, career highlights, and lessons learned and shares tips on achieving work-life balance.

Phil Kristianson is a Professional EOS Implementer at EOS Worldwide, where he helps entrepreneurs and leadership teams unlock their full potential by implementing the Entrepreneurial Operating System (EOS) in their organizations. With over 30 years of experience as an entrepreneur, Phil has successfully built, operated, and exited multiple businesses across various industries.

Throughout his career, Phil has been a prominent member of the Entrepreneurs' Organization (EO), holding numerous leadership positions and contributing to the growth and development of the entrepreneurial community. His expertise spans business operations, growth strategies, organizational development, and team leadership.

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In an ever-changing business landscape, it's crucial for entrepreneurs to adapt and find effective strategies for success. Phil Kristianson shares his journey and insights into navigating business cycles and implementing EOS (Entrepreneurial Operating System) to empower organizations.

Throughout his career, Phil discovered the value of the EOS system to simplify operations and focus on the essential aspects of Vision, Traction, and a Healthy team dynamic. The EOS model helps create a balance between visionary entrepreneurs and integrators, allowing businesses to thrive and maintain steady progress.

In this episode of the Rising Entrepreneurs Podcast, John Corcoran speaks with Phil Kristianson, a Professional EOS Implementer at EOS Worldwide, about his experience during the pandemic, exiting his Hawaii business, and refocusing his entrepreneurial energy. Phil cites the importance of staying prepared for change and the role of entrepreneur networks in staying informed about emerging trends.

When you are overwhelmed with your business, is hiring an EOS implementer® the right next decision? On this episode we speak with EOS Worldwide Visionary/CEO, Mark O'Donnell about when an EOS implementer® can be the answer you are looking for.

Learn more about how Anequim can help your business at www.anequim.net. 

Resources to connect with Mark and EOS Worldwide: 

https://www.linkedin.com/in/mark-a-odonnell/

https://www.linkedin.com/company/eos-worldwide-llc/

https://www.eosworldwide.com/

https://www.eosworldwide.com/podcast

Dan Zawacki is a Certified EOS Implementer® with EOS Worldwide. He’s also a speaker, coach, and former “lobsterpreneur.” After 30 years of creating and building his company, Lobster Gram, Dan is on a mission to empower other entrepreneurs to succeed and have fun running their businesses again. Through the Entrepreneurial Operating System® (EOS), he’s helping leaders and owners define their core values so they can get the most out of their companies.

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No matter what career you take on, you have to be passionate about it. So, how did one self-described “lobsterpreneur” make the difficult decision to leave his business and continue pursuing his passion? 

After 30 years of entrepreneurship, Dan Zawacki realized that his true passion was helping other leaders get the most out of their businesses. Although Dan loved his Lobster Gram business, he felt that it was time to move on and start coaching other entrepreneurs. He sold his business, became an EOS Implementer®, and has been fulfilling his core values ever since. What advice does Dan have for others looking to build a business they love and cement themselves in their core values? 

In this episode of Get the Intel, Chad Gill is joined by Dan Zawacki, Certified EOS Implementer® through EOS Worldwide. Dan shares his story of building and selling a lobster delivery business, transitioning to EOS, and guiding leaders to find clarity and structure within their organizations.    

Ryan Henry is a Certified EOS Implementer® for EOS Worldwide. EOS (Entrepreneurial Operating System®) is a set of tools, rules, and concepts proven to help businesses grow and empower entrepreneurs to succeed. As an EOS Implementer®, Ryan helps business owners and their leadership teams reach their visions and goals. Before this, Ryan was a Sergeant in the US Marine Corps and founded Kincaid Henry, a construction management and real estate development firm based in Lansing, Michigan.

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Being an entrepreneur can be one of the most rewarding and gratifying ways to do the work you love and create the life you’ve always wanted. But when nearly 70% of small businesses fail within ten years, how do you beat the odds and make your company a sustainable success?

As an Implementer of EOS (Entrepreneurial Operating System®), Ryan Henry meets with entrepreneurs and leadership teams who are ready to have an honest look at the weaknesses holding them and their businesses back — and take the necessary steps toward change. With experience as an entrepreneur, Ryan has seen firsthand how this system can transform a business. Now, he teaches the EOS process to other entrepreneurs looking to strengthen their operations and become true visionaries.

In this episode of Get The Intel, Chad Gill interviews Ryan Henry, a Certified EOS Implementer®. They discuss how EOS changed the course of Ryan’s life and business, setting him on the path to teaching other entrepreneurs the tools, strategies, and concepts they need to develop sustainable businesses and careers. Whether you’re a seasoned business owner seeking growth or a new entrepreneur trying to build a successful endeavor, Ryan has the tips to get any visionary on the right path.

Ryan Henry is an entrepreneur, speaker, and Certified EOS Implementer with EOS Worldwide. As a Certified EOS Implementer, Ryan helps develop high-performance leadership teams for growth-oriented businesses. Before joining EOS, Ryan was the Owner of Kincaid Henry, a construction management and real estate development firm as well as a Sergeant in the US Marine Corps. Ryan received his bachelor’s degree in management and organizational development from Spring Arbor University and graduated from the Vineyard Leadership Institute, where he excelled in team building, vision and planning, theology, and leadership. 

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Do you feel like a change is necessary for your business, but you’re not sure where to start? 

It can be difficult for entrepreneurs and business owners to admit that something in their company needs to change. However, progress begins when you’re honest with yourself. If your business is hitting a ceiling, you don’t need to sit by and tolerate it; ask for help and start leading the company towards exponential growth. 

In this episode of This is Concrete, Chad Gill talks with Ryan Henry, Certified EOS Implementer with EOS Worldwide, about how he’s guiding visionaries to develop and achieve their business goals. Ryan shares his backstory of discovering EOS and transforming his business, the recipe for a life-changing breakthrough, and how he’s helped business owners rekindle their passion for leading a team. You don’t want to miss it!

Gino Wickman is the creator of the Entrepreneurial Operating System (EOS), a practical method that has helped thousands of entrepreneurs achieve greatness. He is also the Founder of EOS Worldwide, an organization that assists companies around the globe in the implementation of his effective EOS system. In addition to this, Gino has authored multiple best-selling books that have sold more than one million copies, including Traction, Get a Grip, Rocket Fuel, What the Heck is EOS?, and How to Be a Great Boss.

Currently, Gino is focused on driving the mission behind his most recent book, Entrepreneurial Leap: Do You Have What it Takes to Become an Entrepreneur?. With this book, he is helping entrepreneurs-in-the-making realize their potential and lead the life they were born to live.

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Are you interested in starting your entrepreneurial journey, but aren’t sure if it’s the right career path for you? Have you launched a business, but are struggling to grow and scale it to success? Do you want to unlock your potential to become not just an entrepreneur, but an exitpreneur? 

Entrepreneurship can often feel like stumbling through a dark room: you have no idea what you’re doing and aren’t sure of the best ways to succeed. That’s why Gino Wickman created a clear-cut method for identifying your entrepreneurial potential and determining the next steps for business growth. As he says, entrepreneurship is a difficult journey—but with passion, a mindset for success, and a clear plan, you can successfully scale your business and achieve your dream exit. 

In this episode of the Quiet Light Podcast, Joe Valley sits down with Gino Wickman, the Founder of EOS Worldwide, to talk about his paradigm-shifting book, Entrepreneurial Leap. Listen in as Gino discusses how he developed his lucrative business model for EOS Worldwide, the six traits that every entrepreneur needs to scale their business, and the importance of maintaining lifelong passion as a growth-oriented entrepreneur. Stay tuned!