The Blind Spot Index is a fifteen-minute self-assessment built from the same diagnostic lens Angevin uses with clients. Five categories. Twenty statements drawn from a pool of fifty. A scored output that shows you where to look, and what to ask next.
Owners take the Index for different reasons. Some sense something is off and want a clean way to look at it. Some are planning a move and want a baseline before they commit. Some have a business running well and want to know where the gaps are before they become problems. All three are legitimate.
What the Index does is the same regardless: surface what proximity hides: the assumptions you've stopped questioning, the gaps that have become part of the furniture. It doesn't tell you what's wrong. It tells you where to look.
Owners regularly finish it and recognize something they hadn't named before.
Each session draws four statements per category from a pool of fifty. Score each on how true it is of your business right now. No right answers, only accurate ones.
Your overall score and your score in each category are delivered the moment you finish. No email required.
Enter your name and email to unlock the personalized output: the band landing copy, per-category framing, where to look first, and the path forward.
Do you actually know your numbers, or do you think you do?
Financial visibility, margin clarity, and whether your reporting tells you what you actually need to know.
Is your business running, or is it running you?
How the business operates day to day: roles, decisions, handoffs, and where time and money quietly leak.
Is your technology serving the business, or the other way around?
Your technology and tools, and whether they serve the business or the other way around.
Is the business built to scale, or built around you?
What's limiting growth, and whether that constraint is structural, human, or hiding in the model itself.
What breaks first when something goes wrong?
Risk, continuity, and what would break first if something changed.
A self-assessment for business owners who want to see their company clearly.
You'll see one statement at a time. Score each one on a four-point scale based on how true it is of your business right now. Answer for the business as it is, not as you intend it to be. Intended improvements don't count until they're operational.
Your statements are drawn at random from a pool of fifty. No two sessions are identical.