Constraint Check

10 questions alone cannot diagnose a business

These questions take your own account of your business and sort it, to show whether what you are naming as a constraint aligns with what your answers point at. When the gap is wide, you have a question worth asking. When the gap is narrow, you have a direction worth testing.

Everything here comes from your own read on close rate, repeat revenue, and sense of what breaks first. That makes it useful and it makes it limited in exactly the way you would expect. A real diagnostic runs your account against independent external evidence, which is the part you cannot do from the inside.