Overview SNHU offers many resources that you should use to help you fulfill  your personal mission statement and achieve your goals. The people in  your life can also be valuable in offering social support as you  progress through your academic journey. Though it may not seem so at  first, the resources in this assignment will offer you great value in  your education. For instance, you may not become a journalist, but  knowing how to write clearly is a vital skill in every career. Prompt Locate and explore each of the three SNHU resources listed below,  plus one of your choosing from this week’s resources. Summarize how  you’ll use these resources to take actionable steps toward achieving  your personal mission statement and short-term goals. Do the same for a  social support in your life as well. Place your responses in the Module Five Activity Template. Specifically, you must address the following rubric criteria: Navigate to the following SNHU resources and summarize  specifically how each will or may assist you in achieving your personal  mission statement and short-term goals:  Academic Support Brightspace Module > Get Help with your Schoolwork > Written Feedback Academic Support Brightspace Module > Shapiro Library SNHU Career Brightspace Module One additional SNHU resource of your choosing Include an example of a social support (friends, family,  etc.) and summarize how it will also assist you in achieving your  personal mission statement and goals.

Principles of Risk Management and Insurance I need to answer review questions from chapter 16 to 27 . (I will upload the book)They are really easy, I just don't have the time.You can find the answers on Chegg and course hero but I want them paraphrased not copy paste.

After a historic presidential election in the United States, officials and citizens are focused on the transition program and the initial priorities of the new administration. In the context of a worldwide economic crisis, the pressing questions on people’s minds are: What new programs and projects will be initiated? What will be cut? How will the administration prioritize the campaign promises made to different stakeholders? It will be imperative to cultivate and promote a portfolio mindset and apply the principles of portfolio management at every level to address these crucial questions. Whether in government, your organization or department, or at a personal level, a portfolio mindset can provide strategic focus. It can ensure that you are working on the right projects with the right priorities, and are not being bogged-down, or stuck, on low-value initiatives. According to the Standard for Portfolio Management, a portfolio is a collection of projects or programs and other work that are grouped together to facilitate the effective management of that work to meet strategic business objectives. Portfolio management focuses on the processes to identify, select, prioritize, govern, measure, and report on the projects and programs to achieve a specific business objective. In your estimation, a portfolio mindset requires that, at any point in time, managers: Inventory and become familiar with all of the projects and programs in the portfolioFocus on the big picture with clarity of purpose and based on strategic objectivesContinuously assess and balance priorities based on the four Rs — reward (benefit), risk, resources, and relationship (the impact of doing a project on other projects that are existing or planned) (Duggal, 2008, p. 41). Choose the position that you feel is most relevant to the preceding comments regarding having a portfolio mindset and substantiate your premise with referenced citation. Reference:Duggal, J. S. (2008). Cultivating a portfolio mindset. Projectize Group LLC. Community Post. http://www.projectize.com/portfolioMindset.html