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What happens when 3 visionary types decide to ride the “toughest race on Earth” raise money for education? Follow along, donate, and find out! The race started at noon Wednesday, and the next time we’ll be together is probably Sunday or Monday, depending on how long it takes to finish! Https://https://lnkd.in/gVaPZ-G2 #eoslife EOS Worldwide EmpoweringChange.org (Cell is spottier and spottier as we move into the Karoo, so check out the Empowering Change socials for “dot watching” info and updates.)

Dear Friends, It’s been a very busy and thankful November living my EOS life, working with great people, in some fun venues!! What is “ The EOS Life”? ??Doing what you love to do! ??With people you love doing it with! ???? Making a difference! ?? Being compensated appropriately ?? Having plenty of time to pursue other things that bring you joy! As an EOS Implementer, I receive great joy by helping business owners and leadership teams live their EOS Life too! Happy Thanksgiving to you all! #GettingWhatYouWantFromYourBusiness! #HealthyTeamsAchieveGreatResults! EOS Worldwide PJS Investment Management Brenda Feinberg Jason Lacey, CFA, CFP,? AEP? Patrick Sommerfield Kelly Merten Scott Conger, CIMA? Quality Landscape and Lawn Care Mark C DuBois Jon Schommer Glenn Rieder, LLC Tom Donohue Rachel Lloyd, M.S. Benjamin Gover Nick Willems Bay View Shade & Blind, Inc. Brian Pacholski Tim Pacholski Daniel Pacholski

Getting good at something takes reps and actually doing what you say, or practicing what you preach. Every quarter at EOS Worldwide, all EOS implementers get together for something we call QCE (Quarterly Collaborative Exchange). During this meeting, we get together for fellowship, to review our vision, to review how we did over the past 90 days, and to set priorities for the next 90 days. We then spend the rest of the time working through issues (things we have to solve), or ‘IDS’ing. This all-day meeting, or session, is very similar to the work we do with our clients. What I love most about these meetings is the collaboration. At my roundtable, I sat with brand new implementers (welcome to the community Sue Frech and Julia Walsh!), an expert implementer (the infamous Jonathan B. Smith), the Visionary/CEO of EOS (shoutout Mark O'Donnell), and a few other awesome implementers (Jules L. and Lee Handley). I learned something from each one of them and I’m better for having spent time with this crew. We live in a ‘90 day world’ which is exactly what we help our clients do - prioritize the most important 3-7 things that gotta get done over the next 90 days. We call these Rocks. Do you know what your Rocks are for the next 90 days? If so, get after them! If not, let’s chat. Shoutout to Ted Bradshaw for masterfully facilitating a room full of 180 people who are pretty good at facilitating!

Please join us in congratulating Pinches on achieving Expert designation status! ?? We are so grateful to be able to call Pinches a part of our community. He has gone above and beyond to help entrepreneurs around the world get what they want out of their businesses! ??

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Celebrating my 100th EOS session today on Day 1 of Annual Planning with the rowdy, productive, and way too much fun group from Civil Werx LLC. Someone should teach me the right way to hold the 1. Anyway, grateful to all my teams trusting me along this crazy EOS journey! So much growth these past two years. Cheers to the next 100! EOS Worldwide #werunonEOS #800EOShours #milestone #entrepreneurs

Earlier this month, I reached a significant milestone...my 500th EOS session. Time really does fly by fast. I guess it's not a coincidence that Thanksgiving is right around the corner and so I'd like to take a moment to express my gratitude since embarking on this fulfilling career path. Obviously, it starts with a huge THANKS to Gino Wickman and Don Tinney for creating, testing and bring this brilliant operating system to the world! And then there are so many others (too many to list), but I'll start with my initial coaches that I was quite fortunate to work with...Ken Dewitt, Mike Paton and CJ Dube; Ben Goetz who served as a close mentor and friend; my bootcamp and the amazing EOS community that I've been privileged to be among and share the journey; and the entire EOSWW team lead by the very talented Kelly Knight and Mark O'Donnell. Thanks to all the entrepreneurs and leadership teams whom I have been privileged to work. Special thanks to those early clients and connectors that believed in me: John Scott, Bill Maddox, William Church, James Maynard, Tim Flanagan, John Davenport, Ben Fields, Jamie Ager, Mike Turner, Adam Landrum, Traci Newkirk, Dr. Brian Kean to mention a few. Thank you to all my current clients...I love working with you all! Pictured here is the Spaugn Dameron Tenny, LLC team helping me celebrate my 500th session with John Dameron, Shane Tenny, Gwen Barr, Johanna Long, Jordan Bilodeau and Shanda Bortner. Additional thanks to Emma Cifaldi, my assistant that helps manage a lot of the moving parts. And finally and most importantly, thanks to my very supportive wife, Jenn and daughter, Gemma. It takes a team at home to make it all work and they definitely put the LOVE in it. Looking forward to the next 500! Happy Thanksgiving!

Do you walk the talk? ??? Do you eat your own dog food? ?? We preach to leadership teams about the importance of coming together every 90 days to get aligned on the company vision, set priorities and solve key issues. The 841 EOS Implementers do the same thing and walk our talk. In my case, from Kelowna to Denver for a great day: - Getting aligned on EOS Worldwide’s vision ??, - Setting each of our Quarterly Rocks ??, - Solving issues ?? - Building team health - Sharpening the saw ?? And just like with clients, the ROI is sky high! ??

It's #NationalEntrepreneursDay, and we've got A LOT to celebrate ?? Since 2019 (according to the U.S. Department of the Treasury): ?? Applications for new businesses have surged by 50%, with those likely to hire employees growing by 30%. ?? Entrepreneurs are setting a record pace, filing 430,000 new business applications monthly in 2024. ?? Small businesses are driving employment, creating 71% of net new jobs, while startups account for 26% of all new jobs. ?? Optimism among small business leaders is high; over 70% expect to see revenue growth in the coming year. Small businesses are reclaiming their pivotal role in the U.S. economy, a trend that benefits everyone. As the backbone of our economic ecosystem, this growth signals a promising future for innovation, job creation, and community prosperity. Rick Schwartz, Chairman of the Board at Winsupply, has some suggestions for how to help support this upward trend: https://lnkd.in/gUdAPT-8