The Reset
Clarity before committing, or a focused fix for one pressing issue. A full Business Reality Check and a written, prioritised 30-Day Reset plan.
Don't try to fix everything. Find the constraint.
Most owners under pressure try to fix everything at once, and end up fixing nothing. The Reset finds the one thing holding the business back most right now, and builds a 30-day plan around it.
Progress is usually a string of well-chosen problems, not one heroic transformation.
What's included
- Two sessions built around a full Business Reality Check
- A structured review across all nine domains
- A written, prioritised 30-Day Reset plan
Nine domains. One complete picture.
One serious weakness in cash, margin or demand can outweigh several strengths. That's why we look at all nine, then focus on the lowest scores first.
Six questions. Three actions. One accountable owner.
The same worksheet from Business Has Elbows, completed with you, with evidence instead of assumptions.
- The outcome I wantIn 30 days, what will be measurably clearer, safer or better?
- The current constraintThe one issue most limiting cash, sales, delivery, capacity or decisions.
- The evidence I needFigures and conversations that replace assumption with knowledge.
- My three actionsNo more than three. Specific, owned and dated.
- My stop-doing decisionWhat to pause or remove to create capacity.
- My accountabilityWho will ask whether I did what I said I would, and when.
About The Reset.
What does The Reset include?
Two sessions built around a full nine-domain Business Reality Check, and a written, prioritised 30-Day Reset plan: no more than three actions, one stop-doing decision and clear accountability.
Why is it priced 'from $2,495'?
The fee depends on the size and complexity of the business. It's confirmed before you start, so there are no surprises.
Who is The Reset for?
Owners of any size of business who have one pressing issue, or who want real clarity before committing to ongoing support.
What happens after the 30 days?
Some owners carry the momentum into The Sounding Board or The Boardroom. Others run the plan themselves. Either is a good outcome.