Scott EmpringhamAI Marketing Strategist | Helping CEOs Scale with AI

EO's Role in My Business Comeback #EntrepreneurOrganization

27 May 2024 · 1 min

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This is a short testimonial-style excerpt from a May 27, 2024 YouTube video by Scott Empringham describing the speaker's experience joining the Entrepreneur Organization (EO). The speaker recounts learning about EO at a Tony Robbins event, paying about $5,000/year to join, and finding the membership quickly repaid through access to a global/national network (claimed ~30,000 members), top speakers and coaches, and small peer groups (5–7 members) that meet monthly and act like an unpaid board of directors for business owners (membership generally for owners with $1M+ gross revenue).

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Approximately $5,000 per year.

Business owners who make $1M or more in gross revenue.

About 5–7 people.

Once a month.

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Because I wasn't familiar with EO until we started working with you guys. So can you just fill the audience in a little bit on what EO is? Sure, sure, sure. I was actually at a Tony Robbins event called Business Mastery, and they were talking about platinum partners. I was telling you about platinum partners. I'm like, 100 grand. Maybe I. Maybe I do that. A guy sitting next to me goes, no, no, no. Here's what you need to do. Go do this thing called entrepreneur Organization. It's a global organization. It's like 5,000 bucks a year. And, you know, it's. It's great. I said, well, what is it about? Basically, I forget how many people. Maybe 30,000 people worldwide. It's a global organization of business owners that make a million dollars or more a year gross revenue. So you're talking to real. A majority owner, but you get three things out of it. You get access to this global network of people. You get a national network, you get great speakers, great coaches. That'd be the best coaches in the world. They hire the best coaches in the world to come teach you stuff. Like, you guys, great speakers. And so you have great speakers, great coaches. You have a network of business people. So you have an idea, you have a question about attorneys, finance, sales. It's like an unpaid board of directors. And you have this great group of people, these like, five to seven guys or gals that you meet with once a month that are like, you become your best friends, and you could talk about what's going on in your business. And I just paid the 5,000 bucks, and it's paid me back.