Vision 9: 1-Year Plan

Focus & Vision
Focus & Vision
Vision 9: 1-Year Plan
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Welcome to Focus and Vision with Gino Wickman, where we help you master EOS®.

This episode shifts focus to the Traction side of the V/TO®, emphasizing the creation of a clear 1-Year Plan as the driving force for the team’s next steps. 

We outline the three essential steps for setting up your 1-Year Plan: selecting a future date, determining Measurables, and prioritizing goals for your organization. 

Although this looks simple, it’s not easy to get the leadership team on the same page and rowing in the same direction. 

Moving forward, you’ll start to define financial goals, accountability, cash flow analysis, budgeting, and a clear Scorecard to measure the plan’s progress.

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