EOS is not the villain. It’s just incomplete for mission-driven organizations. If you lead a nonprofit, you’ve probably heard someone rave about the Entrepreneurial Operating System (EOS). Maybe you’ve read Traction, tried a Level 10 meeting, or set a few “Rocks.”...
[ EOS vs. ImpactOS Article #4. Find all articles here. ] Nonprofit leaders are not short on frameworks. If anything, the problem is the opposite. There are more systems, books, tools, and methodologies than ever before, all promising clarity, alignment, and...
Each month, thousands of nonprofit leaders visit our website because they are either familiar with EOS, have tried implementing it and struggled, or are actively considering it. To serve them well, we created an ongoing series comparing EOS and ImpactOS, designed to...
[ We have an ongoing EOS vs ImpactOS series of articles to help people make the decision that’s best for them. Find all articles here. ] If you spend five minutes in most nonprofit leadership circles, you will hear someone say, “We’re thinking about using...
[ EOS vs. ImpactOS Article #3. Find all articles here. ] There’s a moment in nonprofit leadership that hits like a brick wall. It’s not burnout—though that’s usually nearby.It’s not budget panic—though, hi, that’s never far.It’s that quiet, heavy feeling that sounds...
