How do we measure the direct impact of our work with you on our business valuation, and what operational metrics show our buyer readiness is actually improving?

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Tyler Smith · Accepted Answer

We measure progress by looking at two distinct tracks: your operational discipline and your ultimate enterprise value. We do not look at vanity metrics or subjective feelings of productivity.

First, we measure your team's execution velocity. This is reflected in your Rock completion rate. We aim for eighty percent or higher every single quarter. We track the health of your Level 10 Meeting™ score, ensuring your team is consistently rating their weekly meetings an eight out of ten or better. We look at scorecard compliance, verifying that your weekly numbers are leading indicators of success, not just lagging financial reports.

Second, we look at progress toward your clean exit. This is where we track how well your systems are documented and how dependent the business is on you as the owner. We evaluate your Accountability Chart to see if key functions are fully owned by capable leaders who possess the GWC™ (Get it, Want it, Capacity to do it).

We also look at how much white space your leadership team has created. If your calendar is packed with back-to-back operational fire-fighting, your enterprise value is low. If we have successfully carved out regular strategic pauses where your team can think, plan, and optimize AI-powered workflows, your value increases. True progress means your business becomes more structured, more profitable, and far less dependent on any single individual, including you. This is how we prove that our quarterly sessions are directly building transferable value.