In this conversation, Jill Young talks with Jennifer Deroin about how EOS becomes more than a work framework—it becomes a way of life. Together, they explore long-term thinking, manifestation, gratitude, and the tension between creating a future vision and staying present in the moment. Jennifer also shares how her personal and professional worlds have blended over time, and how that blend has shaped the way she leads, lives, and dreams.

Key Themes:

1. EOS as a way of life
Jennifer shares how EOS permeates not just her work as an implementer, but also her home life, conversations, and the way she thinks about the world. The principles show up everywhere because they are rooted in values that apply beyond business.

2. Visioning with intention
The conversation explores the power of writing down what you want, visualizing it, and recognizing it when it appears. Jennifer describes how imagining her future helped her notice opportunities and move toward them with confidence.

3. Unattached to the outcome
Jennifer’s story about creating a version of her dream home shows how visioning can still lead to something even better than the original picture. The process matters, but the final form may look different than expected.

Presence, gratitude, and people
Jennifer and Jill reflect on gratitude as a grounding practice that brings people back to the present. Jennifer also notes that the people in our lives are often the clearest expression of EOS values in action.

Meet Jennifer!

Jennifer Deroin is an EOS Implementer who brings both practicality and heart to her work. She is known for her thoughtful approach to leadership, her belief in long-term thinking, and her ability to connect vision with real-life action. Jennifer also brings a strong personal perspective to the conversation, weaving together work, family, wellness, and intentional living.

Resources & Links

• Follow Jennifer on LinkedIn
• Learn more about her EOS practice

P.S. Remember, you are magic!