Episodes

  • Toolbox: Quarterly Conversations
    12 Oct 2026

    Annual Reviews aren’t enough. Josh and Clay take a deeper dive into Quarterly Conversations which is one of the five management practices of LMA. They examine the proper mindset and preparation for the meeting, the agenda, and the difference between how they differ from formal reviews.

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    22 mins
  • Special Guest: Jim Smith of Proper Sky
    5 Oct 2026

    Jim has been helping small businesses and non-profits with their IT needs for 20 years. Then he decided to run on EOS and hire Garth Reid as his Implementer. Jim and Garth join the pod to discuss their working relationship and the positive changes Proper Sky has experienced running on EOS.

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    23 mins
  • Lessons from the Sessions: 2026Q2 Recap
    28 Sep 2026

    Clay and Josh run on EOS and they have Measurables and Rocks. In this episode, they review their quarters in public including Rock completion and discuss what is working and what isn’t in their practices. They explore the humanity and common sense beyond EOS tools and how to learn lessons from Rocks whether or not they are completed.

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    20 mins
  • Departmental VTO
    21 Sep 2026

    EOS Tools are simple by design, but there is considerable depth within the system. Clay and Josh explore department level V/TOs, the nuance of exclusively using the Traction side of the document, and when it’s appropriate for departments to create them.

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    13 mins
  • Toolbox: The EOS Model - Traction Component
    14 Sep 2026

    A vision without traction is hallucination. Josh and Clay identify a key to driving discipline and accountability is rooted in remaining faithful to the Meeting Pulse. They also provide examples of great Rocks for staff members beyond the leadership team.

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    15 mins
  • Toolbox: The EOS Model - Process Component
    7 Sep 2026

    If everyone’s doing their own thing, chaos ensues. Clay and Josh dive into documenting processes with the team members responsible for each process, beginning documentation with the desired outcome of the process, and how consistency is the foundation for scalability.

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    16 mins
  • Toolbox: The EOS Model - Issues Component
    31 Aug 2026

    Running a business is hard. Issues are inevitable. Josh and Clay discuss the importance of a healthy, high-trust team capable of calling out issues and the behaviors and techniques that help teams succeed in solving issues.

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    13 mins
  • Toolbox: The EOS Model - Data Component
    24 Aug 2026

    Numbers don’t lie. Having an objective view on what’s working and not working in the business is critical. Clay and Josh discuss why EOS Scorecards are prediction tools that indicate issues in the business and should not be used for reporting. Further, they introduce methods to help determine great measurables.

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    16 mins