Organize Chaos

Developing work-life balance is an ongoing process, but once you dial in what's best for you, your personal and work life will thrive. Here are some tips for business owners and employees to achieve that balance they need.

Yes, you read the title of this episode right, chaos in your business is actually a good thing. Hear Chris explain a different way at looking at the chaos in your business and how to work through it.

So you've got an awesome idea for a business, here are some of the first steps to make it official. From finding a domain and registering your business, this episode has got you covered.

In this episode, we're talking with Gino Wickman all about the Entrepreneurial Leap — the topic and the name of his latest book. Since the age of 21, Gino has had an obsession with learning what it takes to make an entrepreneur thrive. So Gino set out to help other entrepreneurs and leaders get what they want from their businesses. Based on years of his experience, he created the entrepreneurial operating system, which you may have heard of as EOS. It's a practical method for helping companies achieve greatness. He's the author of the award-winning book Traction, as well as Get a Grip, Rocket Fuel, How to Be a Great Boss, and What the Heck is EOS.

Gino is now devoting his time and energy toward helping entrepreneurs in the making get a huge jumpstart on how to be an entrepreneur and how to take that leap. What I loved about the episode is that whether or not you read the book, he breaks down the attributes of an entrepreneur. This is an episode you want to share with friends, with family, with children, with anyone thinking about whether this is the path for them. We spend so much time talking about practical tips for scaling a business. So this one takes us back to starting a business and deciding is this the journey I want to go on? And what kind of business do I want to build? When I was consulting, I always used to work with companies to map out the context for what they were trying to build before we created the plan to do it. And this episode will get you started on that path, creating your own context for your business.

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Host: Chris Ronzio

It's easy to push yourself when you're making progress, but what happens when you stop seeing the results you want? Today's candid advice is all about pushing yourself no matter what the results are and why being a beginner is actually a good thing.

Why you need to build your business model around your life, marketing for non-profits, and how looking through your past sent emails can be used as a delegation tool. Audio is from Chris's guest appearance on The Awaken Hope Virtual Summit.

Whether you would admit or not, their no denying it feels good to show off your successes to others, but is that best for your personal growth? Here's why your friends and the people you surround yourself with should be more successful than you.

Through years of consulting other businesses, Chris often heard one recurring complaint. How to manage your email inbox? Keep your inbox at zero with these tips in today's episode.

One of the roadblocks for many startups is getting eyes on your product so you can begin to drive revenue because let's face it, an amazing product is pointless if no one knows it's out there. Hear how Chris navigated this pivot with Trainual and other growth insight from his guest appearance on The Awaken Hope Virtual Summit.

Scaling from 10 employees to 100 is hard enough without adding a pandemic into the mix. Whether you still in a hiring pause or ramping up your business back to normal, right now is the perfect time to set the foundation for your future growth. During this session for Trianual's Playbook 2020 event, Chris and today's top people leaders had a candid conversation about building scalable hiring processes, sourcing diverse talent and planning to grow amid uncertainty.