Understand your Context 

 

Understanding Context will help you identify and manage your Risks (perceived or real).

Identifying Risks comes through conducting an honest review and evaluation of your circumstance.

Context is important for meaning, you need context to determine your purpose and your life’s direction.

In other words, you will benefit from understanding where you are, before you decide where you want to be.

 

Prioritise your Thoughts

 

Prioritise the Mission over reactive, superficial rewards.

Prioritising can often mean making hard and unpopular decisions, choosing sometimes to walk alone and be alone. However, sometimes taking the ‘road less traveled’ brings its own reward.

Uncommon problems are best solved by uncommon thought. 

 

Structure your Actions

 

Managing Risks comes through learning to use “resistance” and “tension” to your favour.

Define the issue or issues you choose to address within the structure (framework) of what is

purposeful and meaningful to you.

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Control Your Response

 

Managing Risks is achieved through learning to minimise uncertainty and un-intended actions.

Control comes through having the courage to step up to the plate, believing you have what it takes to face the challenge before you. ​

Controlling your response means not responding to threats in ways which creates further risk, but minimising threats through focusing on your primary Mission and goals. 

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Eliminate Risk

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Eliminating Risks is a Process.

Safeguarding is not a one time action, but a Process, that is ongoing, purposeful, reflecting  your intentions and your primary Mission. 

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