Why you are here. If you disappeared for two weeks, would the company still run, or would decisions stack up behind you? The revenue is real, the team is real, and the company still cannot run a full week without you. You know it, and so will anyone who looks closely: a buyer, a lender, an investor at the next round. Two companies with the same earnings do not fetch the same money. The one that runs on its founder gets priced as a job with a discount attached. The one that runs on structure gets the higher number.
Why answer these fifteen questions. Each one is something a buyer’s team checks in the first hour: whether the cash is boring, whether decisions wait for you, whether one customer is most of the business, whether the knowledge lives in a head or on a page. Answer them today and you will know which three to fix first, long before anyone is pricing you. Five minutes. Nothing to upload.
For founders past the raise, with real revenue, a team and a board, whose company cannot yet run a full week without them. Answer for what someone outside the company could check today, not what you could produce by Friday.

No means it does not exist, or nobody but you could produce it. Half means it exists but you would want a month before a board member read it. Have means someone outside the company could open it tonight and sign off on it.
Your score, how a buyer will read the company today, your three weakest pages and what each one costs you, and what to do next.
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Your three weakest answers, in the order to fix them. Each one is a question a buyer’s team will ask, and the page that answers it before they do.
The free check told you what is missing. The Scale Read is me measuring the company with your team and your board, not just you, and telling you what to build first. The Scale Audit is the whole company, measured, with a roadmap. The book is for doing it yourself.
Your score, your camp, your three weakest pages, and how a buyer will read you today. Keep it. It is your before picture.
The same five areas you just scored yourself on, scored by your leadership team and your board as well, so the answer is the company’s and not only yours. Inside five business days you get a written read: where the company is carrying you and where you are carrying it, the three weakest points named with the fix for each, and the order to build in. Then two working sessions, two weeks apart. The first to decide what you build first. The second to read what you built.
When the gaps are bigger than a founder’s evenings: the whole company measured, not estimated, across your leadership team, with what is capping its value and a roadmap of what to build first, second and third and what each one is worth. It is the paid front door to working together, and it is credited toward the engagement if you go on.
Twenty-nine chapters, one company walked from the week nothing moved to the week the founder turned his phone off, and twenty live spreadsheet templates covering every line you were just scored on: the decision list, the one-page job descriptions, the meeting rhythm, the process register, the monthly report, the customer-concentration map, the bench, the margin stress test. Included free with the Scale Read.
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