Welcome to Focus and Vision with Gino Wickman, where we help you master EOS®.
Hitting the ceiling in your business is inevitable. In this episode, we cover the key to breaking through the ceiling: mastering The Five Leadership Abilities™.
Welcome to Focus and Vision with Gino Wickman, where we help you master EOS®.
Hitting the ceiling in your business is inevitable. In this episode, we cover the key to breaking through the ceiling: mastering The Five Leadership Abilities™.
The U.S. Small Business Administration has revealed that a record number of new businesses were started in the 12-month period ending in June 2026. In this episode, Strategic Coach® co-founder Dan Sullivan joins EOS Worldwide’s Kelly Knight and Mark O’Donnell to discuss the likely reasons behind this growth, including the impact of AI.
Cory Bengtzen and Tommy Aoki have helped turn SkyShare from a small aviation brokerage into a fast-growing private jet company competing against some of the biggest names in the industry. But beneath the polished world of aircraft, owners, and luxury travel is a business entering a much harder stage of growth. As SkyShare pushes toward becoming a top 10 operator, Cory and Tommy face the pressure of limited systems, expensive talent, pilot retention, acquisition goals, AI disruption, capital needs, and a company that has outgrown the scrappy tools that got it here. You’ll hear how two lifelong friends are trying to preserve culture, simplify operations, align incentives, and build the discipline required to scale a high-stakes aviation business without losing what made it work in the first place.
Eric V. Holtzclaw built his career turning ideas into businesses: launching Liger Partners (yes, that’s a Napoleon Dynamite reference), building a research company, and learning firsthand what happens when a founder’s ambition collides with a revenue ceiling. Having to figure out how to leave a difficult partnership, while under serious pressure to keep growing, forced him to look inward and explore what it was he really wanted out of his business.