AccelerateScore assessment
Six questions, a self-reported planning snapshot and a downloadable action plan.
Take the free assessmentPATHWAY 01 / FIND YOUR FOCUS
When every part of the business asks for attention, a clearer priority creates room to move. Use this pathway to understand your starting position, choose one challenge and put a small experiment into motion.
A USEFUL STARTING QUESTION
THIS PATHWAY IS FOR
WORK THROUGH THE PATHWAY
Move through the questions at a pace that fits your business. Keep the evidence, decisions and next actions together as you go.
Take the six-question business assessment across market, acquisition, operations, finance, execution and connections. Read the results alongside what you actually see in the business, and note where evidence is missing.
What can we observe today, and what are we still assuming?
Describe a specific problem in ordinary language. Choose an outcome that would make a difference over the next month. Give it an owner and decide which other work can wait while you learn.
Which single change would make the next stage easier to navigate?
Run a small experiment with a clear action and review date. Capture what happened, including evidence that challenges the original idea. Use the result to continue, adjust or choose a different next move.
What evidence will help us decide whether to keep, change or stop?
TURN THE THINKING INTO SOMETHING USEFUL
TOOLS FOR THIS PATHWAY
Use these public tools and field notes to organise your preparation and keep a record you can return to.
Six questions, a self-reported planning snapshot and a downloadable action plan.
Take the free assessmentA field note for turning a vague growth challenge into a focused experiment.
Read the field notePut your current stage, question and desired outcome into a useful enquiry.
Prepare an enquiryCLEAR ANSWERS
Start with the market question: who has the problem, how do they handle it today and what have you learned directly from them? Use the assessment to organise your thinking, then choose a small customer-discovery action.
Your selected statements create a self-reported score across six dimensions. The two lowest-scoring areas become suggested starting priorities. The results explain the scoring and provide a practical plan you can adapt to your own evidence.
Yes. Answer individually first, then compare the reasons behind your answers. Use any differences to identify assumptions or information gaps. Agree on one priority, a named owner and a review date before adding more activity.
YOUR NEXT MOVE
Take six questions. Leave with a focused starting point and an action plan you can keep.