The book
The Growth Igniter
How leaders build momentum in a noisy world.
02The book · Your first move
Momentum Equation™ · 90-day Ignition
The Growth Igniter
How leaders build momentum in a noisy world.
The full method behind the equation. A practical guide to find where energy leaks, remove the friction blocking execution and build a 90-day rhythm that puts strategy in motion.
- 01Clarity first of all
- 02Growth as a system
- 03Friction removal
- 04Courage in leadership
- 05The four growth engines: brand, performance, experience, leadership
- 0690-day plan
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01Momentum Check
Momentum is not motivation. It is an equation.
The core of my book, talks and advisory work. It emerged from 20+ years of experience in the real market, in decision-making and management. Score your company from 0 to 10 on each force and see what the multiplier does.
Momentum Equation™: Momentum = (Useful energy − Friction) × Alignment
How much of your team’s talent, attention and time actually moves your main objective?
How much does the system slow you down: delayed decisions, bottlenecks, unclear roles, internal politics?
If you asked your five key people for this year’s #1 priority, how similar would their answers be?
Your momentum
10 / 100
Low momentum. The talent is there. Energy leaks before it moves anything.
Your highest-leverage move
reduce friction by 2 points. Momentum moves from 10 to 20.
From the book: (8 − 6) × 5 = 10, a talented team with low momentum. (6 − 2) × 8 = 32, fewer resources and far more movement.
Run the Alignment Audit with your team.
Five questions from the book, ten minutes on a Monday morning. If the answers differ, you have found your friction. Your score carries over to the meeting preparation form.
An indicative self-assessment, not a measurement of business performance. Scores can be negative.
