Growth Junkies Unite with Emily Ransone - Episode 21 of Better Business, Better Life!

<p>Emily is the owner of SideMark, which she started 7 years ago. It is a highly successful company &amp; she puts its success down to implementing EOS (The Entrepreneurial Operating System) into the business.</p> <p>Apart from the successful business, Emily is living her dream career life which she has crafted intentionally over time.&nbsp;</p> <p>She has just recently written a. book called Growth Junkies Unite – A Simple Guide to Invigorate your Journey.</p> <p>In this episode, she shares with us what being a growth junkie really is &amp; how she has created a multi-faceted career, as co-owner of the business, a Professional EOS Coach &amp; Business Coach, a published Author &amp; a peer-group facilitator, as well as enjoying a full life outside of business.</p> <p>After implementing EOS to help them run their business 5 years ago and seeing tremendous success, Emily launched her EOS coaching practice to help other entrepreneurs and leadership teams get more of what they want from their business.</p> <p>She describes herself as the poster girl for EOS as she has run a business without EOS &amp; with EOS. And she wishes she had found it earlier.</p> <p>"When I first got into entrepreneurship, I didn't know what I was doing. It's not like I went to school and learn how to run a business. And at the time, I found this business was in need of a turnaround situation, it was a $13 million office furniture dealership down in the southwest part of the United States. And it was just so much fun to dig into. And yet I could have done it better now that I know what I know, it would have been easier and faster. And so when I moved into the opportunity to buy in as third owner of a $15 million office furniture dealership, my two partners and I quickly realized that we really wanted to come together and figure out our vision for where we wanted to take the company. And so luckily, at that time, I was a part of a peer group. And in that group, I heard about EOS, which is the entrepreneurial operating system. It's a way of op