Name the few shocks that would genuinely threaten the mission, and mark which ones you could not currently survive, so you plan for real threats instead of a vague worry.
First in the diagnostic, before you try to read where your exposure is worst.
List the big shocks, the ones that would threaten the mission, not the everyday headaches. For each, mark whether you could keep serving if it happened next month.
| Possible shock | What it would hit | Could we survive it as we are today? (yes / barely / no) |
|---|---|---|
| Losing our largest funder or contract | ||
| A fire, flood, or lost building | ||
| A systems or data failure, or an attack | ||
| Losing a critical supplier or partner | ||
| Other shock that could stop us |
This is your raw picture. Every row marked barely or no is a real exposure, and the next step sorts them into the kind of danger they are. Do not solve anything yet. Just get the honest picture on the table, including the shock you have been avoiding thinking about. Feeds the Resilience Diagnostic.
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