Helping CEOs Live Their Ideal Lives

<p>Chris McPhee is a Professional EOS Implementer®. He implements the Entrepreneurial Operating System® to help entrepreneurs get what they want from their businesses. EOS® is a management operating system that harnesses human energy — delivering better results for businesses and more fulfilling lives for the people who run them.</p><p>Chris’ passion is helping entrepreneurial, growth-oriented business leaders connect their visions with day-to-day operations to take their company to the next level. He has experienced first-hand the ups and downs of a high-growth entrepreneurial business and how difficult it can be to balance dedication to employees, family, and customers. He has used EOS® with great success and has seen the results in businesses when these simple, practical tools are applied. You have vision and passion, but you also need structure and organization to truly see your vision come to life.</p><p><strong>Here’s a glimpse of what you’ll learn:</strong></p><ul><li>Chris McPhee’s foundation in an entrepreneurial family</li><li>How EOS implementation made a difference to Chris’ business</li><li>How Chris was noticed for living out the core value of customer service</li><li>Why Martin says “traction before vision” stands out in EOS</li><li>What is meant by “rocks”</li><li>Chris’ explanation of the visionary integrator mindset</li><li>How Chris breaks down risk</li><li>What is meant by a “lagging indicator”</li><li>How to approach the question “what do you want from your business?”</li></ul><p><strong>In this episode…</strong></p><p>Chris McPhee emerged from an entrepreneurial family and, in time, started his own consulting company. Throughout his business career, he came across the book “Traction” and the Entrepreneurial Operating System, and the implementation of that system made the eventual sale of his company more attractive to the acquiring buyer. Today he works as a Professional EOS Implementer, bringing his wealth of experience and knowledge to assist other entrepreneurs.</p><p>Chris has learned th