A sample Growth Leverage Map

"Meridian" (invented): a B2B SaaS with a self-serve trial and a sales-assisted tier. Acquisition runs on paid search and founder content. Two people touch sales part-time. The symptoms they'd bring to the call: trials are steady but sales-assisted deals move slowly, follow-ups depend on who remembers, and reporting lives in three tools that disagree. Thirty minutes of mapping later, this is the page they'd leave with.

The severity idiom is the point: one CONSTRAINT, the stages it drags down, and what merely needs watching. A map with five "critical" findings is a to-do list wearing a diagnosis. A system has one binding constraint at a time, and the discipline of naming it is most of the artifact's value.

Notice what the sequence refuses to do: touch the landing page first, buy a new tool, or add traffic. Until the constraint moves, spending anywhere else buys decoration.

You talk, we map your funnel onto the eight-stage Growth System live. We rank the leaks by what they cost you, constraints and the highest-leverage opportunities both. You keep the page, whether or not we ever talk again, and if the right fix isn't something we sell, the map says so. That's the whole mechanism: get yours here, or run the 3-minute Growth Score first to see where your system stands.