MASTER Risk Model - Learning Resources - Situation

Operations

Identify one routine task you could simplify or delegate this week—free up time for meaningful work.

Review your daily workflow—spot one unnecessary step you can cut to free time.

Revisit a checklist you use—update or shorten one that feels outdated.

Ask yourself: “What’s one routine task that drains me more than it should?”

Time one routine task—can you finish it faster with a template or tool?

Review your task list—archive or delete anything older than 30 days that no longer matters.

Decision-making

Identify one decision you’ve delayed—write down the risk of waiting, then act today.

Use a simple “Yes / No / Not now” list to quickly triage personal or project decisions.

Revisit a recent small decision—was it thoughtful, or by default? What would you do differently?

Write out three criteria that define a “good choice” for your current stage.

Ask a trusted peer to sanity-check one choice you’re overthinking.

Block 15 minutes to reflect on a past misstep—what different choice might have changed it?

Structure

Sketch your weekly schedule—are learning, leisure, and contribution balanced and clear?

Identify one area of responsibility that feels unclear—clarify what belongs to you today.

Review your personal goals—do they align with how you’re spending your time?

Update one description of your role—make it match your current contributions.

Check if your family or peers know when to involve you—clarify with one today.

Define in one sentence the purpose of your current stage—does it match your reality?

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