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10/08/2026

If you dread meetings with your team, the meeting is not the problem.

I hear this from managers all the time. The weekly check-in feels like a waste of time, nobody is engaged, the same issues keep coming up, nothing gets resolved and somewhere along the way, the meeting became something everyone tolerates instead of something that actually moves the work forward.

That is not a meeting problem. That is a structure problem.

In EOS the Level 10 Meeting exists for a reason. It is not just a standing agenda. It is a deliberate format designed to surface issues, make decisions, and create accountability in 90 minutes or less. When it is running well your team leaves with clarity, owners, and to-dos. Not more confusion.

The difference between a meeting people dread and a meeting people actually value comes down to three things. A consistent agenda everyone knows and trusts. A dedicated space to surface and solve real issues. And a leader who keeps the meeting on track and respects everyone's time.

If your meetings feel like a grind, start there. The structure exists, you just have to use it.

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What is the one thing that would make your team meetings more effective immediately?

10/07/2026

Your pitch flops, or the meeting goes sideways in front of the whole room. For the rest of the day, maybe the rest of the week, you replay every face, every silence, every moment you were sure people were quietly judging you.

Here's what's actually happening in that room. Nobody else is replaying your mistake, or even thinking about you at all! They're thinking about their own morning, the email they haven't answered yet, the argument they had before they walked in, the mess waiting for them at home. You're not the main event in their story. You're barely a subplot.

That's the shift that changes everything. Not because the moment mattered less than it felt like it did, but because the audience you were performing for in your head was never really watching that closely to begin with.

Francine Lasky and I got into this a while back if you want to hear the full conversation.

🎙️ Listen now!
🎧 badbossconfessional.podbean.com/e/03-going-down-with-my-flipchart/
▶️ youtu.be/BSRvu-nb6l4

10/06/2026

Can your leadership team answer these 8 questions?

Most avoid at least half of them because the honest answers require alignment that feels hard to get to.

👉 What is our core focus?
👉 What are our core values and do we actually live them?
👉 Where are we going in 10 years?
👉 What does the next three years look like?
👉 What is our plan for this year?
👉 What are we focused on this quarter?
👉 Who is accountable for what?
👉 Are we a healthy, functional, cohesive team?

In EOS these 8 questions live in the V/TO and they are the foundation everything else is built on. When a leadership team truly answers them together, the whole organization feels it.

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Which one does your team struggle with most?

Most leaders skip straight to managing and wonder why nothing sticks.Train your team on the process, then measure whethe...
10/02/2026

Most leaders skip straight to managing and wonder why nothing sticks.

Train your team on the process, then measure whether it's being followed, manage to the results, and update it when something isn't working. Run that cycle consistently and your processes stop living in people's heads, they start driving real results across the organization.

This is exactly the kind of tool Marisa Smith and I break down in ROLLOUT. Grab your copy at rolloutbook.com/order and visit bethfahey.com to learn more about working together.

Which step in this cycle does your team struggle with most?

Thank you to everyone who joined me at Westminster Village in Bloomington for a Great Boss Workshop!Managers carry the l...
10/01/2026

Thank you to everyone who joined me at Westminster Village in Bloomington for a Great Boss Workshop!

Managers carry the leadership team's vision to the people doing the work every day, and it's one of the hardest jobs in any company. I loved spending time with a room full of leaders who showed up ready to get better at it.

A big thank you to the companies who were in the room:
PIP Printing
Clean Cut Painting & Handyman
Fairlawn - Creating Better Places
Jack Lewis Jewelers
RoomReady
TWO MEN AND A TRUCK
Mike Williams Plumbing, Heating, & Air Conditioning
Geiser Consulting
Westminster Village

10/01/2026

Travis Townsend said something on the Bad Boss Confessional that I have not stopped thinking about.

His team thought he was indestructible.

Not because he told them that. But because he modeled it every single day. The 100-hour weeks. The relentless pace. The ability to outwork everyone in the room without ever seeming to break.

And what did his team learn from watching that?

That they could never measure up. That the standard was impossible. That no matter how hard they worked, they were always going to fall short of whatever Travis was doing.

That is the pacesetter trap. And it catches more Visionaries than almost any other leadership mistake I see.

When you are the hardest worker in the room, you are not inspiring your team. You are quietly teaching them that their best will never be enough. And over time that belief does not just affect morale. It affects retention, accountability, and whether people ever truly take ownership of their work.

Sustainable behavior is not a sign of weakness in a leader. It is one of the most powerful things you can model.

Your team does not need to see you be indestructible. They need to see you be human.

Listen to Travis's full episode of Bad Boss Confessional: youtu.be/WeJg_E13BvY

What would change on your team if you modeled a more sustainable pace?

09/29/2026

"You have 30 days to help 30 people."

That's the challenge Shasheen Shah got thrown at with no roadmap or safety net. All he was given was a number and a deadline. He landed on 17.

Not the 30 he was dared to hit, but 16 more than the guy who challenged him ever expected. Sometimes the bar people set for you says more about their doubt than your potential.

In this episode of Bad Boss Confessional, Shasheen and I talked about being confronted with a challenge that forces you to prove yourself, and what happens when you actually rise to it.

🎙️ Listen now!
🎧 badbossconfessional.podbean.com/e/02-broken-better-and-whole-a-coach-s-journey-to-heart-led-leadership/
▶️ youtu.be/gvn7mkP6V2Y

09/28/2026

One of the biggest Rollout killers Marisa Smith and I write about in ROLLOUT is not resistance, not confusion, not even bad communication.

It is waiting.

Waiting until the vision feels perfect. Waiting until you have all the answers. Waiting until the timing is right.

Here is the truth. The timing is never going to feel right. And your team does not need a perfect rollout. They need a real one.

In ROLLOUT, we put it simply: progress over perfection. Small, steady improvements are better than dramatic changes that do not stick.

Start before you feel ready. Stay consistent after the excitement fades. Figure out the rest as you go.

Done imperfectly and moving beats perfect and sitting still every single time.

📘 Grab your copy at rolloutbook.com/order

This is one of those lines from ROLLOUT that sounds almost too straightforward until you think about your own organizati...
09/25/2026

This is one of those lines from ROLLOUT that sounds almost too straightforward until you think about your own organization.

How many leadership teams have sat in a quarterly, named the same issues, and walked out without anything actually changing? How many Rollouts have stalled because everyone agreed something needed to be different but nobody made a move?

Change does not happen because you identified the problem. It happens because someone decided to do something about it.

If your EOS Rollout has been sitting still, this is your nudge. Grab your copy of ROLLOUT at rolloutbook.com/order

EOS Worldwide

Last month, Marisa Smith and I had the opportunity to bring ROLLOUT to the APAC EOS Conference in Australia.Getting to t...
09/24/2026

Last month, Marisa Smith and I had the opportunity to bring ROLLOUT to the APAC EOS Conference in Australia.

Getting to talk rollout, real ex*****on, and what it actually takes to get an entire team running on EOS Worldwide with such an engaged room was something we will not forget. The energy in that room told us everything we need to know about where this community is headed.

Huge thanks to the APAC team for the invitation and for putting together such a well-run conference. And thank you to everyone who came up to talk books, share stories, or just say hello. Writing ROLLOUT has opened doors we never anticipated, and getting to connect with leaders and implementers across the world has been one of the greatest gifts that has come from it.

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