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MyMastery

Free self-assessment, about 3 minutes

How healthy is your business, really?

Ten statements, about three minutes. You see your score straight away. Score your business on direction, numbers, people, your time and cash, and see where to start.

  • 10 statements
  • Score on screen straight away
  • Full report free

What is the MyMastery business health check?

A free self-assessment for business owners with 10 statements across 5 areas: direction, numbers, people, your time, cash. You rate each statement from 1 to 5 and get a score out of 100 straight away, with the area to fix first. It takes about 3 minutes and is based on the MyMastery coaching framework used by business coach Clyde Langley.

Busy is not the same as healthy

Most owners can tell you how busy they are. Fewer can say whether the business has clear goals, numbers they trust, people who own their jobs and cash they can see coming.

When one of those is weak, it pulls on the rest. This check shows you which one to fix first.

What you get

  • An overall health score and a score for each of the five areas
  • The one area to start with, and why
  • A full report with three practical steps for every area
  • Links to the free guides that go with each step
Part 1 of 50 of 10 answered
Direction

Direction

I have written goals for the business for the next 12 months.

My team knows the three to five priorities for this quarter.

Answer every statement to carry on.

Questions people ask

Yes. You answer the statements, see your score straight away and get the full report on screen. There is nothing to pay and no card to add.

Your answers stay in your browser until you ask for the full report. Then your name, email and answers are sent to me, Clyde, so I can see your results if you want to talk them through. I don't add you to a mailing list or share your details. See the privacy policy for more.

It is only as honest as your answers. It is a quick self-check built from the areas I work on with clients, not an audit of your books. Use it to spot where to look first.