Download the Quarterly Rocks Tool
Focus on what matters most for the next 90 days.
The Quarterly Rocks Tool helps you choose three-to-seven Rocks, make each one SMART, assign one accountable person, and stay focused on getting them done.Track the Measurables that tell you whether the business is on track.
Focus on What Matters Most
Rocks turn your Vision and a competing list of priorities into the most important work to complete in the next 90 days.
They help you:
- Choose three-to-seven priorities
- Focus on the next 90 days
- Define what โdoneโ means
- Make one person accountable for each Rock
- Keep priorities visible every week
Get Started With Quarterly Rocks
The free Quarterly Rocks Tool helps you choose, own, and review your most important priorities.
Identify What Matters Now
Look at your Vision, annual goals, and biggest Issues.
Narrow the List
Choose the three-to-seven priorities that will make the biggest difference this quarter.
Make Each Rock SMART
Define exactly what โdoneโ means. Each Rock should be specific, measurable, attainable, realistic, and timely.
Make One Person Accountable for Each Rock
One person stays accountable for moving each Rock forward.
Review Your Rocks Every Week
Mark each Rock on track or off track so you can solve Issues before the quarter ends.
Frequently Asked Questions
How many Rocks should we set?
Set three to seven company Rocks each quarter.
That limit forces you to choose the few priorities that matter most instead of trying to make everything a priority.
How long is a Rock?
An EOS Rock is built around a 90-day period.
The 90-day window gives you enough time to accomplish something meaningful while keeping the finish line close enough to create focus.
Who owns a Rock?
Every EOS Rock should have one person accountable for getting it done. Other people may help, but one person drives the Rock and owns the result.
Can several people work on the same Rock?
Several people can contribute to the same Rock, but one person should remain accountable for the result.
Clear ownership helps prevent priorities from getting lost between people.
How do we know whether a Rock is clear enough?
A strong Rock has a clear definition of done.
At the end of the quarter, you should be able to say without debate whether the Rock is done or not done.
How often should we review Rocks?
Review your Rocks every week during your Level 10 Meeting.
Weekly review helps you see whether each Rock is on track or off track before the quarter ends.
What if we donโt finish a Rock?
If a Rock isnโt finished by the end of the quarter, mark it not done. Then decide whether it still deserves to be one of the most important Rocks for the next 90 days.
Can departments have Rocks?
Departments and individuals can have Rocks that support the companyโs priorities.
Their Rocks should connect to the work that matters most in their part of the business over the next 90 days.
Is the Quarterly Rocks Tool free?
The Quarterly Rocks Tool is free to download. Complete the form to get the tool at no cost.
Download the Quarterly Rocks Tool