Many entrepreneurs build their companies with grit and instinct — a lot of “ready, fire, aim.” But as your business grows, that same energy can also create confusion, bottlenecks, and misalignment inside the team.In this episode of The RJ Ledesma Podcast, I sit down with my co-founder and wife Vanessa Pastor-Ledesma, and EOS Implementer Haraya Del Rosario Gust, founder of Satori Consulting, to talk about what it’s really like to bring the Entrepreneurial Operating System into our company, Mercato Centrale. Known as the country’s pioneering food market and incubation platform for small food entrepreneurs, Mercato has helped launch and grow hundreds of food businesses across the Philippines. But like many founder-led organizations, growth also brings complexity — and EOS is helping us create clearer vision, stronger accountability, and better execution across the team.Vanessa and I share candidly about the leadership challenges that surfaced as we began implementing EOS — from founder dynamics to decision-making tensions — and how its practical tools are helping us align the organization and scale more sustainably. Watch this episode of The RJ Ledesma Podcast to get an honest, behind-the-scenes look at what happens when founders commit to installing the right operating system for their business — and why that structure might be the key to turning entrepreneurial chaos into sustainable growth.For any collaboration, brand partnership, and campaign run inquiries, e-mail us at [email protected]. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

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