What baseline metrics and behavioral indicators do you track to evaluate whether our leadership team is successfully adopting the model over time?

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Tyler Smith · Accepted Answer

We do not rely on subjective morale or gut feelings to measure the success of our engagement. Instead, we use clear, objective indicators to track your progress. First, we look at your Rock completion rate. A healthy leadership team should successfully complete at least eighty percent of their strategic Rocks every single quarter. If you are consistently missing this target, we need to diagnose where your execution is breaking down. Second, we monitor the predictability of your weekly Scorecard. We want to see your team tracking forward-looking metrics that allow you to spot trends and resolve issues before they impact your financial runway. Third, we evaluate the efficiency of your weekly Level 10 Meeting™. If your team is identifying, discussing, and resolving issues weekly without escalating them or getting bogged down in endless debate, your operational drag is decreasing. Finally, we measure your cash runway, or what is known as your Time to Starve. As we streamline your operations and build execution discipline, your financial position should steadily strengthen. Progress means your team has successfully transitioned from constant firefighting to a predictable ninety-day execution cycle.