A weighted scorecard that forces honest evaluation. Walk through each dimension interactively — problem severity, market size, competitive advantage, business model clarity, team capability, capital efficiency, timing, and personal fit. Get a go/no-go recommendation backed by data from all your prior research.
Get the Skill Part of Starter KitThe skill reads all your existing research — brief, market data, competitor analysis, due diligence — then walks through each dimension collaboratively. You discuss, debate, and agree on each score before moving on.
| Dimension | Weight | What It Measures |
|---|---|---|
| Problem Severity | 15% | How painful is the problem? Hair-on-fire vs. nice-to-have |
| Market Size & Growth | 15% | Is this market big enough and growing? |
| Competitive Advantage | 15% | Can you win and keep winning? Moat strength |
| Business Model Clarity | 10% | Do you know how this makes money? |
| Team & Capabilities | 15% | Do the right people exist to make this work? |
| Capital Efficiency | 10% | How much money to reach meaningful milestones? |
| Timing | 10% | Is the timing right? Tailwinds vs. headwinds |
| Personal Fit | 10% | Is this right for YOU specifically? |
Scores map to clear recommendations. The skill also identifies “kill criteria” — any single dimension scoring 2 or below is a potential deal-breaker regardless of total score.
| Score Range | Recommendation |
|---|---|
| 8.0–10.0 | Strong Go — rare. If you see this, move fast |
| 6.5–7.9 | Conditional Go — good opportunity, address weak dimensions first |
| 5.0–6.4 | Proceed with Caution — significant risks, consider pivoting |
| 3.5–4.9 | Likely No — too many weak areas, needs fundamental changes |
| 1.0–3.4 | Hard No — walk away or completely rethink |
A complete scorecard with weighted scores, verdict, improvement recommendations, and kill criteria check. Everything saved to your opportunity directory.
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