Fit score
A labelled comparison score that helps rank options against criteria such as skills, time, capital, constraints, and available evidence.
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A fit score is useful for comparing options, but it is not proof of future revenue. It should be read with the underlying assumptions, sources, and user inputs that shaped it.
Why it matters
It makes comparison easier while preserving the difference between fit, evidence, and uncertainty.
Example
A consulting offer may score higher for existing skills but lower for available buyer evidence until interviews are completed.
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