[Verse 1] We thought we had our risks all figured out Accepted what we could live without But Black Swan events can change the game When thresholds shift, we must do the same Exchange rates climbing day by day Currency risk won't go away If USD to Turkish Lira goes Above four-fifty for ten days closed [Chorus] Set your thresholds, watch them close Monitor what matters most When the numbers cross the line Time to escalate and realign Acceptance isn't set in stone Conditions change, pick up the phone Call the CFO today When your limits slip away [Verse 2] Supply chain concentration seemed okay Single vendor kept our costs at bay But if delivery delays extend Beyond five days, that risk must end Market share in that one region Felt stable like a trusted legion But when competitors take fifteen percent Our acceptance needs an urgent dent [Chorus] Set your thresholds, watch them close Monitor what matters most When the numbers cross the line Time to escalate and realign Acceptance isn't set in stone Conditions change, pick up the phone Call the CFO today When your limits slip away [Bridge] Three strikes and you're reconsidering Two weeks and the bells are triggering Specific numbers, concrete dates Don't let assumption seal your fate Document every threshold clear So when the moment's drawing near Everyone knows just what to do Black Swans won't catch me and you [Verse 3] Cyber insurance seemed sufficient Coverage gaps weren't so efficient But when breach costs hit ten million more Than policy limits planned before Revenue concentration risk Seemed manageable on paper's disc But if one client hits forty percent Of total income, that's where we repent [Final Chorus] Set your thresholds, watch them close Monitor what matters most When the numbers cross the line Time to escalate and realign Acceptance isn't set in stone Conditions change, pick up the phone Call your leader right away When your limits slip away [Outro] Black Swan planning means we're ready Threshold monitoring keeps us steady Acceptance with conditions clear Protects the business year by year
← Exercise 6.1: Acceptance Audit | Crisis Governance: Shifting from Peacetime to Wartime →