MASTER Risk Model - Learning Resources - Situation

Financial

Review your last three purchases or claims—spot one recurring cost to cut or reduce.

List your active subscriptions or reimbursements—cancel or downgrade one you don’t use.

Create a simple budget tracker for the month—include both fixed and flexible expenses.

Set a weekly reminder to review expenses or reimbursements—even a five-minute check.

Reallocate a small portion of your discretionary budget to the most impactful item this week.

Update or create a small personal savings target for the quarter.

Technological

List all platforms you use at work—highlight one that’s outdated or underused and explore alternatives.

Clean up your digital files (folders, inbox, tabs)—remove or archive what’s no longer useful.

Host a short tutorial session for one tool teammates struggle to use effectively.

Identify one manual task you could automate with existing software—start testing it.

Install or activate a feature in a tool you already use but haven’t explored.

Review your software list—cancel or consolidate overlapping services.

Physical

Check your workspace setup—adjust lighting, seating, or layout to improve focus immediately.

Take stock of your supplies—retire or donate anything you haven’t used in three months.

Identify one essential item slowing you down—repair, replace, or adjust it today.

Label or organize shared resources so others can find them quickly.

Clean and reset your desk at the end of the day—note how it affects tomorrow morning.

Post a clear label or guide near shared equipment to promote easier use.

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