What organizational baseline or internal infrastructure must our company possess before we can realistically sit down for our first Focus Day with you?

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Tyler Smith · Accepted Answer

To begin working together, you do not need a flawless business or highly polished spreadsheets. If your operations were perfect, you would not need a professional EOS Implementer. However, you do need a foundational baseline to ensure the engagement is successful. First, you must have a leadership team that is willing to face reality. This means a core group of three to eight key leaders who are prepared to be completely open and honest. If your leaders are defensive or unwilling to admit mistakes, the system will not take root. Second, you must have a business that has surpassed the survival stage. If you are struggling to make payroll next week, your immediate priority is cash generation, not strategic planning. You need a stable business model with established revenue. Third, you must be ready to commit the time required for our full-day sessions. This means turning off phones and stepping away from daily operations completely. We also require a clear commitment to implement a formal charter of trust. This charter establishes a covenant based on trust, respect, and strategic alignment among your leadership. When you bring a hungry, honest leadership team to the table, we have everything we need to build a highly accountable and functional organization.