First cut the costs, then double‑check the risks. Count every asset you have, rank it by how much the enemy can exploit it, and only keep the ones that give the highest counter‑impact. Anything that could be lost for little gain should be sacrificed. Keep a buffer, but if you’re low on that, be ruthless—no emotional attachments will slow you down. In short: keep the few that offer the biggest swing, remove the rest, and stay ready to act when the moment opens.