EOS Focus on Rocks and Priorities

Summary

• This meeting reviewed EOS Worldwide's approach for helping entrepreneurs achieve their business vision using simple, practical tools.
• The discussion focused on the "rocks" concept—prioritizing a small set of important goals for leadership teams every 90 days.
• Key principles, such as limited priorities and frequent check-ins, were covered.
• Resources and tool downloads were referenced for further implementation.

Action Items

• No specific dated action items were noted in the transcript.
• Leadership team: Define 3–7 company rocks and 3–7 individual rocks for the next 90-day cycle.
• Leadership team: Download and utilize the rock sheet from eosworldwide.com.

EOS Principles: Vision and Traction

• EOS Worldwide teaches entrepreneurs to achieve their business vision using a set of simple, practical tools.
• Vision without traction is ineffective; focusing on both is necessary for business success.
• Strengthening the "traction" component is achieved by applying two main tools, of which "rocks" is a primary focus.

Rocks: Focused Priorities

• "Rocks" are defined as the organization's 3–7 main priorities for a 90-day period.
• The concept has historical roots and emphasizes limited, high-impact focus ("less is more").
• Each leadership team member also defines 3–7 individual rocks.
• This process creates a 90-day “world” for the team, aligning everyone on priorities and driving progress.

Tool Access and Implementation

• A rock sheet and additional free resources are available for download at eosworldwide.com.
• These tools are intended to help organizations implement the discussed focus and prioritization disciplines.

Decisions

• Adopt the "rocks" discipline — Focus on 3–7 priorities for both the company and individuals every 90 days to increase traction.

Open Questions / Follow-Ups

• None identified in the transcript.