Self-Assessment

Two ways in. Same four areas.

Pick the view that matches how you work. Twenty statements, scored 1 to 5. You will get a first read of all four scores — then a briefing, specific to the constraint, if you want the full picture.

  1. 01

    Twenty statements

    Four areas. Answer as the week actually is.

  2. 02

    A first read

    The four scores, the constraint, and a teaser of what it means.

  3. 03

    The briefing

    Share your name and what brought you here. You get the statements, the four moves for this week, and a briefing you can keep.

Advisor Self-Assessment

For the individual advisor inside a firm that already has compliance structure.

Score how you grow relationships, run your week, retain clients, and build work that lasts. Twenty statements, a first read of the four scores, then a briefing on the constraint. Designed for advisors at a broker-dealer, bank, or firm where the compliance frame already exists and the work is still yours.

Begin the 20 statements

Practice Assessment

For a team of two or three advisors, or an advisor paired with a planner and a CSA.

Score the practice, not just the producer. Same four areas, seen through the team: who you serve, how work actually gets done, how clients experience you, and whether the business can outlast any one person. Twenty statements, a first read, then the briefing.

Begin the 20 statements

What this measures

  • Grow the Business

    Organic growth, ideal client clarity, referral discipline, marketing focus, and prospect to client conversion.

  • Run the Business

    Repeatable process, team consistency, follow up, daily habits, and operational efficiency.

  • Retain the Business

    Trust deposits, client experience design, A, B, and C segmentation, and relationship management.

  • Transition the Business

    Succession, continuity, leadership development, transferability, and long term value.