The most common setup for EOS-run companies is to have the owner take the Visionary seat. But what happens when the Owner is a natural Integrator and there's nobody else to take the Visionary role? That's the situation John Snyder found himself in. In today's episode, John talks about how it's like being a reluctant Visionary. Is the role starting to grow on him, and how does a natural Integrator find the perfect Integrator for himself so he can let go and embrace the Visionary side of things?
5:34 - John's experience with working for a company without focus and without a vision.
19:49 - John discovers EOS and things start to fall into place.
26:11 - John, a natural Integrator, struggles to fit into the Visionary role
35:30 - John is confident that his business can survive the pandemic thanks to EOS
46:03 - Visionaries feel guilty about loving the job too much
52:37 - John craves for the inspiration and motivation that a Visionary provides
1:02:02 - While being a reluctant Visionary, John feels like he can let go of the Integrator role after he found Colin, his perfect Integrator.
1:09:22 - Mark and John discuss scorecard mechanics
1:17:47 - John's passionate plea for entrepreneurs.
"I know we're focused on the business, I know we're focused on profits and growth, and culture and all those different things. But don't forget about the real problems and challenges some of the folks are having, and make sure that you have an environment where those can come out, surface and be discussed, and it's not stigmatized."
GET IN TOUCH:
Mark Leary:
www.linkedin.com/in/markhleary
www.leary.cc
John Snyder:
https://netfriends.com
https://www.linkedin.com/in/john-snyder-5632964/
Production credit:
Engineering / Post-Production: Jim McCarthy
Art / Design: Immanuel Ahiable