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Stephen ScogginsLion-Lamb Solutions | Integrated Leadership Alignment Method
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Eight sections. One operating system. Work through it weekly, review it monthly, and use it as the pulse of your organization.
"Chaos is not a people problem. It is a systems problem. Teams do not fail from lack of effort. They fail from lack of rhythm."
How to use this tracker: Work each section on its intended cadence. Section 1 is set quarterly. Sections 2, 4, 5, and 6 are completed weekly. Section 3 is installed once. Sections 7 and 8 are set quarterly and reviewed monthly. The Print My Results button is available on every tab.
Section
What It Does
When To Use
S1: MIN
One number per role that drives the company goal forward
Set quarterly. Review weekly.
S2: Drivers
Track KPIs for all five business engines. Spot the weakest driver before it becomes a crisis
Complete weekly.
S3: Rhythm
Four meeting cadences from daily huddle to quarterly strategy
Install once. Run every week.
S4: Monday
Big 3 priorities, WIN/LOSE/LEARN review, owner calendar check
Every Monday morning.
S5: Friday
What moved. What stalled. What needs a decision next week.
Every Friday before close.
S6: Constraints
Five-minute self-audit of which constraint is distorting which driver
Complete weekly.
S7: Accountability
Role scorecards, decision rights, and escalation protocol
Build once. Review monthly.
S8: 90-Day
Quarterly goals per driver, broken into 30/60/90 milestones
Set quarterly. Review weekly.
SECTION 1: MOST IMPORTANT NUMBER
One number per role. Everything else is secondary. When every person on your team knows their MIN and works intentionally to move it, company-wide alignment replaces individual effort.
Complete one MIN card per key role in your organization. Start with yourself as founder/CEO, then build downward. Each person owns one number. No exceptions.
Driver
Default MIN
Why It Matters
Ideation
Qualified lead volume per week
Validates that messaging and positioning are working. If the pipeline is not filling, nothing downstream can fix it.
Sales
Close rate on qualified conversations
Revenue predictability lives here. A healthy close rate means a reliable conversion engine, not hope-and-pray.
Fulfillment
Client completion and satisfaction rate
Delivery is the promise kept. If clients are not completing or not satisfied, you are building on broken ground.
Finance
Monthly net profit margin
Revenue without margin is just motion. This tells you if the business is building wealth or just generating activity.
Retention
Referral or repeat purchase rate
Growth that costs you nothing except excellence. The most sustainable number in the entire business.
YOUR MIN ROLE CARDS
ROLE: Founder / CEO
ROLE: Sales Lead / Revenue Owner
ROLE: Fulfillment / Operations Lead
ROLE: Finance Lead
ROLE: Marketing / Ideation Lead
ROLE: Retention / Client Success Lead
SECTION 2: 5 DRIVERS DASHBOARD
Complete weekly. The health of your business in one view. Remember: constraints distort drivers. Before you fix the driver, ask which constraint is running it.
Fill in target vs actual for key KPIs. Mark the health checks. Identify the weakest driver. That driver gets the most attention this week, not the one that is loudest, the one that is most structurally broken.
1
Ideation
Clarity of direction, market positioning, and offer validation
Constraint Watch: Arrogance (you build what you assume). Ignorance (no positioning). Fear (hesitate to commit to bold direction).
KPI / Metric
Target
Actual
Owner
Qualified leads generated this week
Ideal client match rate on new inquiries
Content-to-lead conversion rate
Clarity score (do people immediately understand what we do?)
We know exactly who we serve and who we do not serve
Our messaging converts the right people without confusion
Our offer solves a real, validated problem
We are not pivoting this week out of impatience or insecurity
2
Sales
Revenue generation, conversion, and offer delivery
Constraint Watch: Insecurity (underpricing). Fear (avoiding bold offers). Arrogance (selling without serving). Impatience (forcing deals too fast).
KPI / Metric
Target
Actual
Owner
Discovery calls or sales conversations this week
Close rate on qualified conversations
Average deal size
Revenue collected vs target
Pipeline value (total active opportunities)
We have a documented, repeatable sales process running this week
We are pricing from the value we deliver, not from fear of losing the deal
Every offer is made from a posture of service, not pressure
We are not chasing deals we know are not aligned
3
Fulfillment
Delivery excellence, client experience, and team execution
Constraint Watch: Ignorance (no process clarity). Impatience (fire drills). Fear (micromanagement). Arrogance (no feedback loop).
KPI / Metric
Target
Actual
Owner
Client satisfaction score or NPS this week
Delivery timeline: on-track vs delayed
Onboarding completion rate
Team capacity utilization
Issues escalated vs resolved at team level
Clients are receiving what was promised, at the standard promised
Delivery is not dependent on my personal involvement in every step
The team has clear expectations and a functioning feedback loop
We are catching problems before they reach the client
4
Finance
Cash flow, margin, profit, and financial stewardship
Constraint Watch: Impatience (over-scaling). Fear (hoarding or panic spending). Insecurity (image-driven expansion). Ignorance (no real metrics).
KPI / Metric
Target
Actual
Owner
Monthly revenue collected to date
Monthly expenses vs budget
Gross profit margin this month
Cash on hand (operating reserve in months)
Outstanding invoices / A/R aging
We know our cash position without having to dig for it
We are operating within budget without emergency decisions
Margin is being protected, not eroded by discount or over-delivery
We are building a financial cushion, not just surviving
5
Raving Fan Retention
Client loyalty, referrals, and long-term growth engine
Constraint Watch: Arrogance (no follow-up). Fear (over-promising). Insecurity (inconsistent experience). Ignorance (no retention system).
KPI / Metric
Target
Actual
Owner
Active referrals received this week
Client re-engagement or upsell rate
Net Promoter Score or satisfaction rating
Client churn rate this month
Testimonials or case studies collected
We have a deliberate, consistent follow-up process running
Our clients receive an experience that exceeds what was sold
We are actively asking for referrals, not hoping they happen
Our retention is improving because of a system, not just good vibes
WEEKLY DRIVER SUMMARY
SECTION 3: MEETING RHYTHM SYSTEM
Install once. Run every week. Too few meetings equals chaos. Too many equals fatigue. Rhythm is the answer. Four meeting types. Four distinct purposes. Run them all and your team stops coming to you for every decision.
Daily Huddle
Every business day | 10 minutes maximum | Standing if possible
1
Peak and Valley: each person names one thing going well and one thing needing support. (3 min)
2
Priority check: each person names their single most important task today. (3 min)
3
Obstacle flag: anything blocking someone that needs a decision or resource? (2 min)
4
Close with energy: one sentence about what winning looks like today. (2 min)
Weekly Tactical
Every Monday or first business day of the week | 45 to 60 minutes
1
Driver dashboard review: each Driver owner reports their MIN and KPI status. (15 min)
2
Constraint check-in: is any team member being distorted by a constraint this week? Name it, do not debate it. (5 min)
3
Problem solving: no more than three issues per meeting. Use the data, define the issue, propose solutions, decide and assign. (20 min)
4
Priority confirmation: confirm the Big 3 for the week. Who owns what? What is the deadline? (10 min)
5
Wins round: name one win from last week that deserves acknowledgment. (5 min)
Monthly Alignment Meeting
Last week of each month | 90 minutes
1
Where are we? Review actual vs targets across all 5 Drivers. (20 min)
2
What moved? Celebrate what worked. Be specific. (10 min)
3
What did not move? Honest review of underperformance without blame. What system failed? (15 min)
4
Constraint audit: which constraints showed up most in the last 30 days? What does that tell us? (15 min)
5
Next 30 days: confirm priorities, assign owners, adjust targets if needed. (20 min)
6
Culture and identity pulse: are we operating in alignment with our values? Where are the gaps? (10 min)
Quarterly Strategy Session
End of each quarter, off-site if possible | Half day, 4 hours minimum
1
Celebrate the quarter: what did we build? Name the specific wins. (30 min)
2
90-day review: target vs actual across all Drivers. What does the data tell us? (30 min)
3
Constraint retrospective: which constraint cost us the most this quarter? What is the plan for Q+1? (30 min)
4
Next quarter goal setting: confirm company goal, set Driver targets, update MINs per role. (60 min)
5
90-day execution roadmap: break the quarter into 30/60/90 milestones. Assign and confirm. (45 min)
6
Identity and alignment check: are we building the company we said we would? Are we leading the way we said we would? (15 min)
7
Celebration ritual: acknowledge growth of people, not just performance of numbers. (30 min)
SECTION 4: MONDAY PLANNING
Complete every Monday morning before you do anything else. This 15-minute investment saves you 5 hours of reactive chaos. Do it first.
THE BIG 3 — NON-NEGOTIABLE PRIORITIES
These are not tasks. They are outcomes. Each one should be specific, ownable, and completable within this week.
Priority 1
Priority 2
Priority 3
LAST WEEK: WIN / LOSE / LEARN
Win
Lose
Learn
Name it before the week starts so you can catch yourself.
Arrogance / Ignorance / Impatience / Fear / Insecurity. Pick one and prepare for it.
Do not let this drift another week. Lion and Lamb. Truth delivered with care.
SECTION 5: FRIDAY REPORTING
Complete every Friday before you close for the week. This is the debrief. Not a performance review. A rhythm. What moved. What stalled. What needs a decision next week. 15 minutes on Friday saves you a Monday full of catching up.
DRIVER RESULTS THIS WEEK
Ideation
Health Status
Sales
Health Status
Fulfillment
Health Status
Finance
Health Status
Retention
Health Status
Name the obstacle. Name the constraint behind it if there is one. Name the owner and the next action.
List them. Assign a decision-maker. Set a deadline. Do not let decisions drift.
SECTION 6: CONSTRAINT CHECK-IN
5 minutes. One of the most powerful things you will do this week. Constraints shape posture. Posture shapes decisions. Decisions shape drivers. You cannot fix a driver being distorted by an unexamined constraint.
Arrogance
Antidote: Humility
I am becoming the bottleneck, decisions stall when I am unavailable
I am redoing work instead of redesigning responsibility
I am dismissing outside perspective or feedback
I am over-estimating internal capacity and under-using available wisdom
Ignorance
Antidote: Teachability
I am avoiding an area of the business I know needs attention
Key knowledge is living in my head rather than a documented system
I was surprised by a problem that had been building and I should have seen
I am staying busy to avoid facing something I already know needs to change
Impatience
Antidote: Disciplined Pace
I launched or am planning to launch something before a previous thing is finished
My team received shifting priorities or direction changes this week
I am having genuine difficulty being still or trusting a slower pace
I made a decision this week based on urgency, not strategy
Fear
Antidote: Trust
I am postponing a decision I know is strategic, and it is not strategy holding me back
I am micromanaging or over-checking work I should have fully delegated
My pricing or offer decisions were shaped by protection rather than value
I struggle to trust outcomes I cannot directly control
Insecurity
Antidote: Rooted Identity
I made or am considering a decision driven by the need to be seen or validated
I compared my progress to someone else and it shaped my emotional state
I over-explained or over-justified a decision to people already on my team
I feel like I need to keep proving something, even to people already in my corner
WEEKLY CONSTRAINT SUMMARY
SECTION 7: ACCOUNTABILITY FRAMEWORK
Build once. Review monthly. This is not a performance review template, it is a clarity contract. When roles are this clear, accountability becomes a conversation about systems, not a judgment of people.
Complete one role scorecard per key position in your organization. Then complete the escalation protocol so every team member knows exactly what they can decide, what goes up, and how fast.
Role Scorecard 1
Role Scorecard 2
Role Scorecard 3
SECTION 8: 90-DAY EXECUTION ROADMAP
Set it quarterly. Work it weekly. This is how vision becomes action. The discipline here is the difference between a business that grows and a business that drifts.
DRIVER GOALS THIS QUARTER
Driver
Quarter Goal
Key Action To Get There
Owner + Deadline
Ideation
Sales
Fulfillment
Finance
Retention
30 / 60 / 90 MILESTONE MAP
Milestone
What Must Be True By This Date
Owner + Specific Action
Day 30
Day 60
Day 90
This is your true priority. Everything else serves this.
Name it now. Build a circuit breaker before the pressure hits.
