Organizing a Fear-Setting Template: The 3 Pages
Page 1. Make three lists with the following headings:
- Define - what are the worst things that could happen?
- Prevent - How do I prevent each from happening?
- Repair - If the worst happens, how can I fix it?
Page 2. Make a list of the possible benefits if you are successful or partly successful.
Page 3. Make three lists of the costs of your inaction. If you avoid doing this, what might you miss out on? (6 months - 1 year - 3 years).
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