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The method recommended by the blog insists that the consequences are understood as differences in outcome as at a specific future date. In particular, consequences are understood as unplanned positions reached at the end of the planning year. To risk nerds, that is a highly stimulating idea. For the intended audience of middle managers, it is judged to be unnecessary and implausible. The blog method allows for outcomes to be better than planned. It also recognises (implicitly) that work units are typically more concerned to limit the potential for disappointment and disaster, as are their stakeholders. The guide does not suggest a scale for likelihood. It suggests that the manager simply looks at the unintended year-end outcome, and the likelihood of that outcome being reached. For example, this sentence represents a level of risk: If the manager isn’t sure, the boss decides. The question can be escalated again if necessary. 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