Complimentary Time Audit
How much time are you
losing every week?
Answer honestly. See what your time is actually worth — and what it's costing you every week you keep doing it yourself.
8 categories audited
Dollar-denominated output
Zero generic advice
Time is the only resource you can never get back.
We give it back to you.
0%
Your time value
What is your effective hourly rate — what your time is actually worth to your business?
Don't underestimate this. If you're unclear: divide your annual revenue goal by 2,000 working hours.
$
/ hour
Weekly admin load — by category
How many hours per week do you personally spend on each of these?
Drag each slider. Be honest — include the minutes that add up. Your total auto-calculates below.
Total admin hours / week
13 hrs
The single point of failure test
When something needs to be scheduled, followed up on, or coordinated — who does it default to?
The Sunday test
Be honest — when does Monday start in your head?
Business scale
How many people are in your business right now?
Missed opportunity cost
In the last 30 days, how many times did a follow-up, lead, or task slip because you ran out of time or attention?
The task audit
Which of these are you currently handling yourself? Check everything that applies.
No judgment. This is just the data.
Managing my own inbox and email
Scheduling meetings and coordinating calendars
Client follow-ups and check-ins
Vendor and partner coordination
Document management and admin tasks
Task tracking and project status updates
Sending reminders and appointment confirmations
Research, data entry, and one-off tasks
The focus window
On a typical work day, how many uninterrupted hours do you spend on work that actually grows your business?
Deep work only: strategy, client work, revenue-generating activity. Not admin. Not email. Not putting out fires.
2.0 hrs
The delegation barrier
What's the real reason you haven't delegated more of this work yet?
Almost there
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