I found this several years ago and have re discovered it
In my experience this is so true
- Am I in the position to know that what I see as fraud really is improper in the bigger picture?
- Can I prove my allegations with self-explanatory documents that don’t need my public explanation?
- Is my family prepared for the possibility of a negative high public profile?
- Are my family and I financially and mentally ready for a protracted fight to prove our suppositions?
- Am I mentally ready to have my neighbours and perhaps my friends turn against me because of my disclosures?
- Am I ready for personal attacks against my character and to have any past indiscretions made public?
- Am I sure that my motivations are to expose fraud for the right reasons and not just sour grapes, revenge, or public attention?
Source: taken from Whistleblowing Outlets Hillman Project September 1995
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