Free Assessment

How much does your business depend on you?

The Founder Dependency Scorecard™ shows where your business leans on you most and what to address first. 15 questions. About 10 minutes. Clear next steps.

Free. Your results are sent straight to your inbox.

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Sound familiar?

Your team checks with you before making most decisions.

The way things get done lives in your head, not in your business.

Taking a week off feels impossible.

Growth is adding more to your plate instead of less.

These aren't signs you're doing something wrong. They're signs your business has outgrown the way it was built.

What you'll learn

Your overall dependency score

A clear picture of how much your business relies on you today.

Your biggest pressure point

The area where founder dependency is costing you the most.

Your first step

A practical place to start, so you know exactly what to address first.

The Five Areas

Built around the five areas that keep a business running

Three questions in each area.

Systems That Hold

Projects That Move

Funnels That Follow Up

Launches That Land

Marketing That Measures

How it works

1

Answer 15 questions about how your business runs today.

2

See your score across all five areas.

3

Get your results and recommended next step by email.

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Portrait of Laurie McAleenan, Accredited Online Business Manager and creator of the Founder Dependency Scorecard

Created By

Laurie McAleenan, Accredited Online Business Manager

I built this Scorecard after seeing the same pattern with founder after founder. The problem usually isn't effort. It's that too much of the business runs through one person. This Scorecard helps you see where that's happening so you can start to change it.

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Working with Laurie was very helpful. She was knowledgeable, pleasant, and was able to dig in within a short period of time so that I could focus on other key priorities to meet our deadline, which saved me time and a lot of stress.

Ellen Palmer

Founder

Frequently Asked Questions

Yes. There's no cost and no obligation.

You're not behind. You're doing too much alone.

Find out where to start.