Time for a Business Edit?

Every business has things worth keeping, things that need altering, and things that have simply stopped fitting.

This 40-question diagnostic looks at your business, your time, your team, your numbers and your freedom — so you can see what’s really working and what needs a rethink.

THE BUSINESS EDIT

The 40 questions, ready for your red pen.

This is the starting point for exploring your business and where you may need support.

Take your time answering each question honestly — there are no right or wrong answers. Once you’ve completed the Edit, Nancy will personally review your responses. If 1:1 Business Mentoring looks like the right next step, you’ll receive an email with an invitation to book a Business Mentoring Diagnostic with Nancy.

First, the shape of things
Who they are and where the business is at. Quick facts before the real questions.

(One line, their words. You'll see this answer next to what their scores actually show: the real problem is almost never the one they walked in with.)

The freedom test
The question you ask every owner you meet.

They slide from 1 to 10. Their own number appears in their report beside what the answers show, and the gap between the two is often the moment the mirror lands. Tell us in the notes if you'd rather not show that comparison.
They slide from 1 to 10. Their own number appears in their report beside what the answers show, and the gap between the two is often the moment the mirror lands. Tell us in the notes if you'd rather not show that comparison.

Your Time
If I looked at your calendar right now, would it reflect your priorities or your reactions?

Your people
The wrong person in the wrong role is your most expensive mistake.

Your numbers
Numbers don't lie.

Your rhythm
A work-in-progress check-in is not a meeting. It's a list, and a list doesn't solve our problems.

You
Fatigue is not a badge of honour, it's a business risk.

Where they're at
The last stretch: it's how you'll read their results properly before you ever speak to them.

Three things only you can answer
The judgement calls, from a thousand first sessions.