Improving your score with your board
A low pillar score is a starting point, not a verdict. Your score isn't just a number. It comes with a reason and a next step, so you always know where to begin.
Here's how to raise it with your board:
- Talk to the advisor who owns the pillar. Each pillar connects you to its advisor, so "your Finance score is low" becomes a conversation with Marcus about how to raise it.
- Run a relevant playbook. Guided sessions give you a focused outcome. For example, the Monthly Cash Flow Review with Marcus is a direct way to work on a Finance score.
- Make it a quarterly goal. Set improving a weak pillar as one of your 2 to 3 priorities this quarter, and your whole board works toward it with you.
- Sharpen the data behind the score. Where your data is thin, the score points to the few details (or connected tools) that would sharpen it. You can fill these in on your profile or just tell Alice in conversation.
- Keep showing up. Your daily check-in keeps the board's recommendations current as you act, so progress builds over time.
Raising one pillar doesn't just move that number. Because your score is the backbone your whole board reasons from, better data and a stronger area sharpen every recommendation you get.
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