The Fragility Coefficient
Most founders don't fail because one thing breaks. They fail because pressure accumulates quietly — until the system deforms.
Most wealth systems are designed around good times.
They hold when things are stable. They fracture when load increases, a key person is unavailable, or decisions need to move faster than the structure allows.
The Fragility Coefficient measures how your system actually behaves under pressure — not how it's designed to behave in theory.
You'll receive a score immediately. The full report shows where that score is coming from and how much time you realistically have for it to matter.
Each question is designed to be read and considered. Most people complete this in a few minutes.
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What it measures
How much load your system is carrying. Where strain concentrates. How much control exists to absorb pressure when things shift.
It does not measure intelligence, effort, or success. It measures how your system holds — and where it doesn't.
This isn't a judgement. It's a structural description.