What exactly do I get? A Business Health Score (0-100), your career stage, a complete scorecard across all 12 systems graded A through F, your primary constraint pattern, and specific action items for your three weakest areas. Results appear immediately.
How long does it take? About 10 minutes. Answer a series of questions about your pipeline, positioning, pricing, and workflow.
Who is this for? Engineers who know something is off but can't name it. If you've been guessing at fixes and nothing has stuck, this names the pattern you're too close to see: 'The Invisible Undercharger,' 'The Commodity Cycle.' It shows you which of your 12 systems to prioritize.
What happens after I get my results? You get immediate access to your full dashboard with grades, priorities, and action items. The diagnostic diagnoses but doesn't treat. From there, you can take action on your own, book a Strategy Call ($400) to work through the results with me, or explore the Course for a structured system.
How is this different from the Strategy Call? This shows you the full picture across all 12 systems in 10 minutes. The Strategy Call covers 2-3 pain points in depth over 60 minutes with me. Many people do the Reality Check first, then book a call to work through the results.
Will the results just tell me to buy the course? No. Your results are your results: specific grades, constraint patterns, and action items. They stand on their own. Many engineers take action without buying anything else.
Is $75 worth it if I already know my problem is pricing/outreach/etc? Probably. Most engineers are surprised by which areas are actually weakest. It's rarely what they expected. If it saves you even one month of fixing the wrong thing, it's paid for itself many times over.
What if my scores are bad? That's the point. Bad scores mean you now know exactly where to focus instead of guessing. Most engineers are surprised by which areas are actually weakest. It is rarely what they expected.
What if I'm not ready to buy anything yet? Start with the blog. It's where most people realize I'm speaking their language. Read a few posts, see if the way I think about this career matches how you experience it, and go from there.
