If you’ve ever felt something missing in your leadership, it might be a clearer understanding of your core values. Robert Glazer, EO Boston elumni and founder of Acceleration Partners, encourages starting with reflection. Ask yourself: • Where do I feel most energized and engaged outside of work? • In which roles or jobs have I done my best work? • What do people often seek from me—advice, support, or guidance? • What would I hope people say about me at my eulogy? • When have I felt most disconnected, personally or professionally? • What traits in others do I find hardest to accept, and what might that reveal about me? Your values quietly guide every decision and relationship. When you take the time to name them, leadership starts to feel more natural and true to who you are. Read more: https://eonetwork.org/blog/how-to-identify-your-core-values-to-improve-your-leadership-decisions/ #EO #EOBlog #Leadership (fb)

Exiting your business is one of the most consequential decisions an entrepreneur can make. We spoke with Kelli Sexton (@EO Canada Bridge) and Bobbi Bullock (EO Idaho), participants from the first cohort of EO with Harvard Business School: Navigating Your Exit, to understand what Navigating Your Exit offers. Their reflections highlight how the program prepares founders to manage one of the most pivotal transitions in entrepreneurial life. Read here: https://eonetwork.org/blog/how-eos-navigating-your-exit-program-helps-entrepreneurs-prepare-for-whats-next/ #EO #EOBlog #EOWithHarvard #BusinessExitStrategy (fb)