Blog categorized as Fractional

Update: I’ve removed this GPT from the Marketplace at the request of EOS Worldwide. I worked closely with their Branding, IP, and Legal teams to align with their guidelines and address all concerns (as an active participant within Rocketfuel community at writing). While I did my best to adhere to th...

KPIs (Key Performance Indicators) are essential for tracking progress toward your goals, whether you’re using EOS Scorecards, OKRs, or any other framework. Their true purpose is to measure the behaviors that drive progress, not just the outcomes themselves. But there’s a common mistake many leaders ...

(This is an unintentional Part 2 to my initial post on Level 10 Meetings)

Last week, I had an ah-ha moment after many years of running meetings. Since diving into the Entrepreneurial Operating System (EOS) framework, I have always seen the Level 10 Meeting as a way to keep things structured, organize...

A Path to True Growth

Leadership is not a static skill—it’s a relentless climb, a journey that demands continuous growth and adaptability. At its core, Scaling Leadership means pushing yourself upward, navigating every challenge, and finding ways to rise above the daily grind. It’s about embracing ea...

Ever sat through a meeting wondering, “Is this really necessary?” You’re nodding along, someone’s talking in circles, and deep down, you know that nothing’s actually going to change. If that sounds familiar, your team might be stuck in the dreaded “meeting for the sake of meeting” trap. It’s like re...

Why Your Business Needs an Integrator: The Key to Scaling Without Losing Your Sanity

As the CEO or founder of a growing company, your days have shifted from setting strategy to wondering why the team is stuck in a meeting that could’ve been summed up in a single Slack message. Your product is strong,...

Scaling a business is hard—especially when growth outpaces your systems and processes. The vision is there, but execution stalls, bottlenecks pile up, and suddenly, things aren’t moving as fast as they should. That’s where a fractional COO steps in: they provide the operational muscle to break throu...