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Track What Matters, Every Week
Pick the five numbers that run your business and check them every week, in five minutes
What it solves
Without a weekly check, problems stay hidden until they hurt. This scorecard is for owners who want early warnings without a giant dashboard. You choose five numbers, set a target for each, fill it in every Friday in five minutes, flag anything below target, and pick one fix for next week.
What this is worth: Accountability coaching runs $300 to $2,000 a month.
What is inside
- Five predictive numbers for most owners: leads, booked jobs, revenue, cash, and reviews.
- Weekly targets based on last month, then stretched a little.
- A five-minute Friday fill-in at the same time every week.
- A red-flag rule: two weeks below target in a row signals action.
- A one-number, one-action improvement step for the week ahead.
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Questions, answered
It is deliberately small: five numbers, not fifty. The file's view is that fewer numbers checked often beat a huge dashboard, so the whole scorecard fits on one page and takes five minutes.
One bad week is noise. Two weeks below target in a row is a signal to act. You mark any number under target each Friday so small problems surface early.
Base each weekly target on last month's numbers, then stretch a little. Once every number has a target, the scorecard shows you whether you are winning instead of just listing figures.
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