Revisiting Your December 11 Scenario Plan at the Seven-Week Mark infographic

Revisiting Your December 11 Scenario Plan at the Seven-Week Mark

Why Revisit the Plan Now

With roughly seven weeks left before December 11, the scenario plan you built earlier needs a check against what has actually happened since. Plans written weeks ago often rest on assumptions that have quietly shifted, building on the countdown plan discussed elsewhere in this publication.

Questions to Ask

Have the odds moved? Compare your scenario probabilities with the legislative signals, stakeholder asks, and state actions reported in recent weeks.

Are the triggers still right? Confirm the signals that would move you from one plan to another are still observable and still meaningful.

Is anything now overdue? Review which preparation tasks slipped, and reassign owners or dates.

What did customers tell you? Use buyer questions to refine messaging and contingency offers.

Update the Financial View

Rerun the cash flow and Q1 budget views against current sales and inventory, and confirm the minimum cash floor for each scenario still holds.

Close Gaps

  • Documentation that is out of date or incomplete
  • Supplier terms not yet renegotiated
  • Messages not yet drafted for a scenario

Keep a Short Cadence

From here, review the plan every two weeks, then weekly in the final month.

Low Gravity Hemp reviews its own scenario plan on this cadence. Contact us to compare notes.

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