The 7 Questions · business estimate · twelve months
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Seven questions.
One business battle plan.
Sixteen years in the British Army taught Nick how to plan under pressure: the Combat Estimate, seven questions, asked in order. This is the business version. Answer it honestly and you get a clear twelve-month plan for building the business and buying back your time.
Build your free battle plan01 · The method
The Combat Estimate is how the British Army turns a mess into a mission: seven questions, in order, no step skipped. Nick planned with it for 16 years as an officer.
02 · The adaptation
He has spent a decade running his own companies and adapted the same seven questions for owner-led businesses. They force the clarity most planning sessions dance around.
03 · The output
A practical twelve-month battle plan: the constraint, the mission, the first 90 days, what to stop doing and what to hand off. On screen in minutes, printable, and a starting point rather than legal, financial or investment advice.
The 7 Questions
Question 1 of 7
Seven questions, the way the army plans, pointed at your business. No waffle, a one-page plan at the end, and we only need your email once it is built.
Question one — what is the situation, and how does it affect you?
What is the business called?
No spam. Your answers go to Nick and nowhere else, and the plan is a starting point, not legal, financial or investment advice.
Your plan is below.
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