Quick diagnosis
Which kind of stuck are you?
Six taps, no essay questions. At the end you get a straight answer about what's actually slowing the business down, and it's rarely the thing you've been blaming.
About 90 seconds. Nobody's grading you.
Question 1
A new lead messages you at 9pm. What actually happens?
Question 2
If you took two weeks off, the business would...
Question 3
Where does a normal Tuesday go?
Question 4
Be honest about your follow-up.
Question 5
What would a great month look like?
Question 6
Pick the sentence you've said out loud this month.
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Your result
The Human Bottleneck
Everything good about the business runs through you, which feels great until you try to take a Saturday off. The first move is boring and it works: get the answers you repeat ten times a week out of your head and into something that can reply without you.
This week
- 1Write down the five questions you answer most, with your real answers
- 2Put an auto-reply on new leads that books them instead of waiting for you
- 3Hand off one task this week, even if they only do it 80% as well
Your result
The Leaky Bucket
People are finding you, and then a good chunk of them wander off because nobody replied fast enough or the next step was buried in a DM from three weeks ago. More traffic would only mean more people wandering off, so the money is in plugging the holes first.
This week
- 1Reply to every new lead inside five minutes for a week and watch what happens
- 2Give every interested person one obvious next step, a single link and nothing else
- 3Follow up three times before you decide someone's gone cold
Your result
The Best-Kept Secret
The work is good and the people who find you stay. Finding you currently takes a referral, luck or a very specific Google search, and you've been polishing a product that was fine two versions ago.
This week
- 1Post the thing you'd explain to a client on a call, once a day for two weeks
- 2Ask your three happiest clients who else they know with the same problem
- 3Make one page that explains what you do in a sentence your mum would get
Your result
The Plate Spinner
Ideas are the one thing you'll never run out of. Finished ones are rarer. Each new project feels like the one, so the last gets parked at 70%, and 70% of five things pays a lot less than all of one.
This week
- 1Put every open project on one list and circle the one that already makes money
- 2Park everything else for 30 days, out loud, so people hold you to it
- 3Ship the circled one before you're allowed to buy another domain