ONLY FIVE AVAILABLE EACH MONTH

Your Business Has Customers, a Team, and Revenue. So Why Isn’t It Paying You?

I select five business owners each month for a no-cost Profit Opportunity Review.

See where profit is breaking down, whether the business should be paying you more, and what the opportunity in front of you is conservatively worth over the next 12 months.

Only five are available each month because I personally conduct every Review.

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What you leave with

Who this is for

Established owner-operated service businesses with employees. The Review is designed for owners whose revenue is established but whose pay, profit, or financial picture has not kept pace with growth.

What you will understand

  • What the business is economically producing today, once your own pay is counted as a real cost
  • Where the largest financial gaps or leaks appear to be
  • What healthier target economics should look like for a business like yours
  • What appears reasonably executable over the next 12 months
  • Your conservative Validated Financial Opportunity
  • Which financial opportunity deserves attention first

Your Validated Financial Opportunity is the conservative annual financial improvement that appears reasonably executable based on the gaps we can actually identify in your business — not every theoretical dollar that might exist.

Apply for a Profit Opportunity Review

Tell me about your business and the financial question you most need answered. Applying does not commit you to anything.

Name and email are the only required fields. The Review is no-cost. Your information stays private, with no sharing or resale of your data.

What Happens Next

  1. Submit the application above. Most owners get here from the Owner Pay Scorecard or a referral.
  2. We book a 15-Minute Fit Call. Fifteen minutes to confirm the Review fits your situation and this month’s capacity, before you send anything financial.
  3. If it fits, you provide the financial information needed for the Review.
  4. I compare your operating model in Easy Numbers order: revenue and pricing; direct costs, vendors, and appropriate subcontractors; direct labor; gross or contribution economics; overhead; owner compensation; and pretax profit.
  5. I walk you through your current economics, the target economics, what appears reasonably executable over the next 12 months, your conservative Validated Financial Opportunity, and which opportunity deserves attention first.
  6. If the opportunity justifies acting on it, we discuss the 60-Day Cash & Profit Reset. Your Reset investment is calibrated to that validated opportunity, and you see the exact number before you decide anything.

The Review identifies and validates the opportunity. It does not rebuild or implement the financial system, create a full forecast or cash-flow plan, or guarantee that a particular dollar result will be realized.

Where this sits

How this differs from the Scorecard

The Owner Pay Scorecard takes about two minutes and needs no financials. It is a lower-commitment way to see whether owner pay, profit, or cash may need attention. The Profit Opportunity Review is the higher-intent diagnostic for owners ready to apply.

The Review reveals and validates the opportunity. The Reset builds the system to help capture it.

The Profit Opportunity Review establishes the economic case: what the business produces now, what it should be producing, and what the opportunity is conservatively worth over the next 12 months. The 60-Day Cash & Profit Reset is where the targets, models, owner pay plan, cash requirements, dashboards, and decision tools actually get built.

You should not have to buy a financial solution before you understand the financial problem. That is why the Review comes first, and why your Reset investment is calibrated to the opportunity the Review validated rather than to your revenue. The economics should make sense before you say yes. There is no obligation to continue.

Not ready to apply?

Take the Owner Pay Scorecard for a lower-commitment first look.