This is the only thing we need to put a real number on what your constraint is costing you. Nothing here is checked, stored against you, or used to qualify you.
Directional self-assessment — a mirror, not an audit.
Your Estimated BBOS Score
Estimated, from ten answers you gave in about a minute. The tracked BBOS Score is a different figure — it compounds over real cycles against real numbers, and it only exists inside the programme.
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You’ve seen the constraint. Enter your name and email and you’ll see, immediately, right here — no waiting on an inbox:
- Your Leverage Move — the one action worth more than the other nine combined
- What this is costing you, with the arithmetic shown
- The full ten-force breakdown behind your Estimated BBOS Score
- The specific person to bring in, by name of discipline
Not a list. One thing. Do this before you do anything else on the ten above — it is derived, not chosen, from the constraint you just saw.
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Six months from now, this either compounds in your favour or against you. There is no third option — a constraint left unnamed does not sit still, it gets more expensive.
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Naming the constraint is step one. This is what step two actually looks like.
You have the constraint. BBOS is the twelve-month system built to fix it — not in theory, in your actual numbers, checked by twenty people every month who will notice if it did not happen.
Apply for a seat →If you are the fractional CFO, the marketer, the operations lead this report just pointed someone toward — this is the room your next clients are already sitting in. One seat per discipline.
Check seat availability →Not ready to apply cold? Twenty minutes on a call will tell you more than another page of reading — and it costs you nothing but the twenty minutes.
Book a 1:1 call →Source: your own answers, scored in your browser. Not benchmarked against other businesses.
Every question you answered was built to probe one of the six forces the Bright Brain formula tracks — not grouped after the fact:
Sn+1 = Sn + H × [(T + A) × C + E] − Dn
This diagnostic is one output of a system built to run every month, not once.
Twenty owners and experts. One room. Every month. Not networking — working. This is where your Leverage Move gets checked, out loud, by people who will notice if it slipped.
The operating system underneath it — not theory, the actual route, run in order, across twelve months. It is what turned your ten answers into a constraint you can name instead of a feeling you cannot.
Applies BBOS to your numbers, every day. Holds your Weakest Link. Names your Leverage Move. Asks, on schedule, whether you actually did it — and turns this Estimated score into a tracked one.
External Energy, built on purpose instead of left to chance — the roster of people who act for you without being asked twice, the exact gap the Network question above just measured.
Twenty seats. One per discipline. Most applications are declined — not because the businesses are not good, but because the room only works if it stays curated. A room with the wrong twenty people is worse than no room at all, so the seats are not sold, they are decided.
Your Weakest Link does not fix itself between now and next quarter. The businesses that come back to this page in six months having done nothing are not the ones who lacked a bottleneck — they are the ones who read it and closed the tab.
You have the score. You have the Leverage Move.
The only variable left is whether you act on it alone, or with twenty people checking whether you did.
Directional planning estimate built from your own answers. Not a formal valuation, appraisal, or financial advice.