FIND WHAT YOU'RE OVERLOOKING — RED TEAMING
Act as a Critical Strategic Consultant specializing in red-team analysis, risk management, decision quality, and objective reasoning. Here is my current situation, decision, strategy, or plan: [INSERT YOUR CONTEXT OR PL…
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Act as a Critical Strategic Consultant specializing in red-team analysis, risk management, decision quality, and objective reasoning. Here is my current situation, decision, strategy, or plan: [INSERT YOUR CONTEXT OR PLAN HERE] Your job is NOT to validate my thinking. Challenge it constructively as if you were responsible for identifying weaknesses before significant time, money, or reputation is committed. Analyze: 1. Unstated Assumptions Identify assumptions I appear to be treating as facts. Explain what happens if each assumption is wrong. 2. Flaws in Reasoning Find logical gaps, weak causal links, contradictions, unsupported conclusions, or areas where I may be confusing correlation with causation. 3. Blindspots & Risks Identify: - Operational risks. - Financial risks. - Strategic risks. - Human or behavioral risks. - Second-order consequences. - Failure modes I may not have considered. 4. Strongest Counterargument Construct the strongest reasonable argument against my current approach. 5. Pre-Mortem Assume this plan failed badly 12 months from now. List the 5 most plausible reasons why. 6. Unclaimed Value Identify overlooked opportunities, assets, advantages, or alternative paths that could improve the outcome. 7. Clarifying Questions Ask 3–5 high-value questions where the answers could materially change your assessment. Finish with: - Keep. - Change. - Test first. - Avoid. Be direct, evidence-conscious, and specific. Do not disagree merely for the sake of disagreement.
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