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Impact Moments follows founders, EOS Implementers, Integrators, and Ninety power users as they share the moment something finally clicked — when a tough issue turned into a clear next step for their teams. You get the story, the ripple effect, and the practical move to try in your own business.
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Episode 14 — Why the Loudest Voice Stopped Winning feat. Bart McCollum
Bart McCollum has spent his career as the operator founders call when a business is ready to grow up. He started as an attorney, moved to a bank bond desk, helped build a ...
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Episode 13 — 1,500 Sessions Later, JBS Says EOS Isn't About the Tools feat. Jonathan B. Smith
Jonathan B. Smith, known as JBS, was one of Gino Wickman's first clients. He met Gino at an EO event before EOS® even had a name, and that early bet turned into an Inc. 500 ...
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Episode 12 — Why Self-Implementing EOS Nearly Broke His Business feat. Jay Tankersley
Jay Tankersley spent 18 months trying to self-implement EOS before admitting it wasn't working. Six months with a ...
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From Problem Solvers to Problem Preventers
Jul 20, 2026When Bart McCollum joined Lime Media Group, the company was already running on EOS®. They were having Level 10 Meetings, setting Rocks, and ... -
The Shorter Path from Data to Decisions
Jul 13, 2026Nicole Mathis, CIO and Integrator at Ralston Vet, was preparing for a Quarterly Planning Session. Her team’s Scorecard, Rocks, meeting ... -
Bring More Discipline to Your 1-on-1s
Jul 6, 2026I’ve seen plenty of 1-1s lose value because someone shows up hoping the right conversation will surface once the meeting starts. Too often, ... -
The Problem Was Never the Business
Jun 29, 2026I recently sat down with Jonathan B. Smith, better known as JBS, and we traded session-room stories. Early in our conversation, he shared a ... -
Quiet Quitting Starts Here
Jun 22, 2026I recently connected with Joe Paulsen, and he said something I don’t think enough leadership teams are talking about: Too many leaders ... -
The Hard Part of Self-Implementing EOS®
Jun 15, 2026Jay Tankersley spent 18 months trying to self-implement EOS. His team ran some of the tools, held meetings, and made slow progress. Then ...