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Leverage Audit by Seize Waves

What's your first name?

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Where should we send your Leverage Report?

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SECTION 1 — TIME DRIFT

Q1. In a typical week, how many distinct roles do you personally fill?

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A

1–2 roles

B

3–4 roles

C

5–6 roles

D

I AM the business

Q2. How much of your week goes to repetitive tasks — the same emails, updates, data entry?

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A

Under 2 hours

B

2–5 hours

C

5–10 hours

D

10+ hours / I've stopped counting

Q3. When did you last work ON the business (strategy, growth) instead of IN it?

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A

This week

B

This month

C

Can't remember

SECTION 2 — STACK DRIFT

Q4. How many software tools is your business paying for right now?

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A

1–4

B

5–8

C

9–12

D

Honestly not sure

Q5. Paying for any tools you barely use but are afraid to cancel in case something breaks?

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A

No, my stack is lean

B

One or two, probably

C

Yes, and it bothers me

D

My tech stack feels like a second job

Q6. Do your tools talk to each other, or are you the integration?

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A

Mostly connected/automated

B

Some connected, some manual copy-paste

C

I move data between tools by hand constantly

SECTION 3 — AI ADOPTION DRIFT

Q7. Which best describes your relationship with AI tools right now?

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A

Built into my daily workflows

B

I use ChatGPT/Claude sometimes, but no system

C

Tried it, drifted back to doing things manually

D

Everyone says use AI but no one shows me how for MY business

Q8. If AI could reliably take ONE thing off your plate forever, do you know what it'd be?

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A

Yes, exactly — I just haven't built it

B

I have ideas but don't know what's realistic

C

No idea where to even start

D

Already done it

Q9. Ever set up an automation that broke later and cost you more time than it saved?

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A

Never automated anything

B

Yes — and it made me trust automation less

C

Yes, but I fixed it and kept going

D

My automations run reliably

SECTION 4 — VISIBILITY DRIFT

Q10. Can you see next month's revenue coming, or does each month surprise you?

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A

I have reliable forward visibility

B

Rough sense, often wrong

C

Great month, terrible month — no idea why

Q11. If you disappeared for two weeks, what happens?

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A

Business runs, slightly slower

B

Some things stall, nothing breaks

C

Things break quietly and I find out later

D

Everything stops

Q12. What's the ONE task you'd pay almost anything to never do again?

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