Executive Careers with Fexingo · 2026-08-27 · 10 min
Most senior leaders manage their P&L more rigorously than their own careers. In this episode, Lucas and Luna unpack the idea of a personal career scorecard - a quarterly review of mandate, network, learning, and personal energy - that helps executives spot a plateau before it becomes a trap. They walk through a concrete framework used by a Fortune 100 COO to decide whether to stay or go, and why measuring 'energy per meeting' beats tracking hours in the office. Drawing on research from a 2025 leadership study, they show how a simple one-page scorecard can reveal when a role still feeds you and when it's just consuming you. If you've ever stayed in a role too long because you were too busy to notice, this episode gives you a practical tool to check your own trajectory. Lucas and Luna also discuss how to use the scorecard in conversations with your boss and your spouse - and why the hardest number to track is the one you don't want to see.
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