On demand: (Available anytime from November 18 – 24)
Founder, DailyDiscipline.com
We usually believe that being complex and elaborate is a good leadership strategy, but Brian Kight, founder of DailyDiscipline.com, begs to differ. For Brian, simplicity is the key to being a great leader and he explains why and how to become one.
Founder, DailyDiscipline.com
Brian Kight is the founder of DailyDiscipline.com and a leader on the topics of leadership, culture, and discipline. He is also an EO member from Charlotte chapter.
Significance has often been defined by the actions you take but, in truth, it starts with who you are. Who you are is unique. Who you are is valuable. Who you are is worthy of note. In the sea of over seven billion global citizens, your voice matters and your unique contribution to the world has an impact. Join us as we kick off EO 24/7 with day one of exploring our own individual innate value and the profound impact that come from starting with yourself first.
In order to stand out, you must dare to be different. Willing to stand apart from the crowd. Willing to ask the questions that others have left unasked and most of all, willing to boldly go in new directions. Day two highlights the pioneering and curious spirit needed to leave the pack and forge a new trail.
If you want to make the world a better place, start by making one person’s world better. If you want to change the world, invest in people. The journey to significance is often mistakenly viewed as a solitary journey and yet, those with lasting impact are more often than not those who bring others along with them. Day three will explore the importance of strong relationships, building community and the vital role that human-to-human connection plays in true significance.
Significance requires foresight and sacrifice. It takes saying “no” to the good to make room for the great. It takes calculated risks and daring persistence. Above all, it demands a radical commitment to flexibility and resilience. How can we learn from the experience of those who have gone before us in order to navigate the challenges of our rapidly evolving future? On day four, we will dive into the strategic foresight needed to plot a path forward and share the stories of those who have gone before.
While significance may start with you, it will always end with others. It is said that success is what you accomplish for yourself, but significance is what you accomplish on behalf of others. Will you leave this world better than when you found it? How are the decisions you make today impacting the generations to come? Day five culminates a week of learning with the single thought, “How do you define the impact YOU want to make in the world?”
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Founder, DailyDiscipline.com
(Available anytime from November 18 – 24)
We usually believe that being complex and elaborate is a good leadership strategy, but Brian Kight, founder of DailyDiscipline.com, begs to differ. For Brian, simplicity is the key to being a great leader and he explains why and how to become one.
Impostor Syndrome Expert
(Available anytime from November 18 – 24)
Dr. Valerie Young, an Impostor Syndrome Expert, sheds light on this psychological phenomenon that often affects successful individuals, entrepreneurs included. She shares how to detect the symptoms of impostor syndrome, how we usually cope when we have such feelings, how to overcome it and how to thrive in spite of it.
CEO, Lawline
(Available anytime from November 18 – 24)
Are there still things that you want to achieve in your life? Are you stuck in your comfort zone? In this inspiring talk, EO member David Schnurman talks about a turning point in his life when he decides to achieve what his younger self would have envisioned for his future.
Miami's #1 Life Coach / Inspirational Speaker
(Available any time from November 19 to 24)
Jennifer Grace invites us in this session to go outside of ourselves, go beyond and feel connected to other and to the world by cultivating our vibe. She provides valuable wisdom on how we can achieve it and attract positivity in our life.
Founder, Groeiregisseur
(Available any time from November 19 to 30)
In his talk, EO member Leen de Bruyne shares a very personal story. Five years ago, he went through a rough season, with heavy personal and business setbacks. He hit rock bottom, suffering physically, financially and emotionally. It took him years to recover completely. His story reveals lessons about what we can do to come to the essence of who we are. It is a story about starting over, about suffering and pain, but also wisdom and discovering new horizons. You are invited to join him on his inner journey.
Professor, Nova School of Business and Economics
(Available any time from November 19 to 24)
While change has always been on the forefront of management thinking, the accelerating rate of change witnessed in the past two decades has put increasing pressure on leaders and organizations to re-think the way they approach strategic thinking, planning and organizational design. Unless we understand the nature of change, we cannot adjust the way we lead, manage and succeed.
Entrepreneurs have traditionally been seen as agile decision-makers, but they have also been seen as weaker in operational discipline and execution. Growing and scaling the business are significant challenges for any entrepreneur and will depend on their ability to build solid management practices into their business. Without great management, great ideas run the risk of becoming struggling businesses.
In this session, Nadim will first highlight how the world is changing and the impact it is having on business success, before deep diving into three fundamental skill-sets needed to win in this new world.
Co-founders, AveryToday, Inc.
Co-founders, AveryToday, Inc.
(Available any time from November 20 to 24)
Entrepreneurial couple, Ryan and Chelsea Avery, talks about how constant communication is the key element on feeling fulfilled in important relationships in your life, most especially in your marriage. As couples often fall into routine of chances when interacting with each other, Ryan and Chelsea emphasize that it is all about making conscious choices and setting goals on being successful in your marriage.
Co-Founder, GSDH Digital Marketing Group and the Factory
(Available any time from November 20 to 24
When Philipp became a father of twins and triplets within the time span of 13 months, he sought for inspiring and motivational content for fathers but he got disappointed when he wasn’t able to find any, hence “Being Dad” is born. Being Dad is a podcast and TV series that aims to kick start a new global narrative around the role of Dads and inspire & empower men in this vital role. In this interview, he shares thought-provoking ideas and concepts on how we as a society see fatherhood and how being an entrepreneur-dads can be part of changing landscape of parenting.
President, CASCO Safety Group
Co-Founder and COO, iTexico
(Available any time from November 20 to 24)
What would you give for the ability to tap into the minds of fellow business owners who can offer you direction based on their life experiences? At Entrepreneurs’ Organization, small groups of like-minded entrepreneur members meet for monthly Forum meetings to facilitate learning and life-changing growth through the sharing of their most intimate personal and business experiences.
On the Forum Confidential podcast, get a taste of EO’s unique peer-to-peer experience sharing program as we highlight EO member stories of inspiration, struggle, innovation and success. Each episode, we’ll travel across the globe to connect with members from different regions as they share the top 5% and bottom 5% of their journey, leveraging their lessons learned to offer unparalleled entrepreneurial support and advice.
On this new Forum Confidential episode, we’re boarding the EO Global Jet to take you to Latin America and the Caribbean region! Our host, Gian Marco Palazio from EO Nicaragua, will interview EO Guadalajara (Mexico) member Guillermo Ortega.
For more episodes, visit EO Podcasts. We publish a new episode every other week.
Executive Education & EMBA Academic Chair, School of Management Fribourg
(Available any time from November 20 to 24)
Carlos talks about how to leverage business model innovation by taking ideas from another field different from the one your business operates. At present, small companies are disrupting larger ones because of their business model. Discover what makes them different and how they are operating.
CEO and Co-Founder, Naluri Hidup Sdn Bhd
(Available any time from November 21 to 24)
Azran Osman Rani, CEO of Naluri, offers a compelling viewpoint on why so many companies find it difficult to create the disruption necessary for growth. He presents a neuroscience argument for why many people continue to do the same things even when they desire different outcomes. Faced with uncertainty, he stated, we revert to what is familiar; past experience becomes the lens through which we view the future. We take our first impression and then reject new information that does not fit with what we believe.
CEO, Outblaze
(Available any time from November 21 to 24)
In this interview, Yat Siu talks about how to raise children in this rapidly technologically advancing world. He mentions how the present-day school system is not preparing children for the uncertainties of the future, especially when it comes to jobs. He shares some practical advice on how parents can help their children to be more future-ready.
CEO and Lead Designer, Kendra Scott LLC
CEO, Citrus Studios
(Available any time from November 21 to 24)
Wonder Podcast: Empowering Women Entrepreneurs to Change the World
Wonder Women Entrepreneurs! This is the place to join conversations with thought leaders who amaze, astonish and inspire you. Listen each week as entrepreneur and host Kalika Yap explores the challenges, wisdom and breakthroughs of extraordinary people.
On this special episode of Wonder podcast, fashion and accessories mogul and philanthropist, Kendra Scott joins Kalika Yap as she shares her inspiring entrepreneurial journey which she started at a spare bedroom of her home. Now, Kendra Scott LLC is valued at over $1 billion but her company’s core values of Family, Fashion, and Philanthropy still remain the same. Join us as we listen to her story and how our greatest failures can become our greatest successes.
For more episodes, visit EO Podcasts. We publish a new episode every other week.
Founder and CEO, Unreasonable Group
(Available any time from November 22 to 24)
Today, the Unreasonable Group is actively supporting more than 160 entrepreneur-CEOs who have collectively raised over US$3 billion in financing, generated over US$2 billion in revenue, and are actively impacting the lives of more than 200 million individuals across the globe. Whether it’s atmospheric water generation technologies, the fastest growing distributed solar company in India, the most efficient hydrogen cell powered vehicle in the world, or advanced robotics companies positioned to solve our most pressing challenges, Unreasonable supports entrepreneurs who strive to “bend history in the right direction.”
Join this talk to hear the CEO of Unreasonable share what trends in technology and entrepreneurship he believes will define the “new economy.” Daniel and his team at Unreasonable are on a mission to prove that the world’s most valuable and influential companies will be those solving our most meaningful global challenges.
Entrepreneur, educator and public servant
(Available any time from November 22 to 24)
Warren Rustand closes the International Entrepreneurial Summit at the United Nations with an inspiring call to arms for the entire EO community to join in solving some of the world’s most pressing problems.
Founder and CEO, Uncharted Power, Inc.
(Available any time from November 22 to 24)
When Jessica Matthews was nineteen years old, she invented the SOCCKET, an energy-generating soccer ball that could harness the motion of play with a ball to power a lamp. Today, at thirty-one, Jessica is at the helm of Uncharted Power, an award-winning power and data infrastructure technology company that develops hardware and software solutions that transform the ground beneath us into MW-scale electrical grids and high-speed microdata centers. During this keynote, Jessica will share the innovation process she used in inventing her first product and the critical unorthodox decisions she made as her business developed. That unorthodox decision resulted in what would have seemed like an unlikely pivot to infrastructure her destiny.
EO 24/7 is produced by Entrepreneurs’ Organization (EO), a global business network of 14,000+ leading entrepreneurs in 193 chapters and 60 countries. Founded in 1987, EO enables business owners to learn from each other, leading to greater business success and an enriched personal life. EO helps leading entrepreneurs learn and grow through peer-to-peer learning, once-in-a-lifetime experiences, and connections to experts.
