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Pricing and delivery details →Your babysitter is standing in the dark. Your phone is dead. Your six-year-old is scared. Everything your sitter needs to know is trapped in a device that is not working. This free guide walks through that exact scenario and shows you the fix.
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Last year the Neil Creek Fire started less than a mile from our house. For three straight nights we slept with our phones on the pillow, evacuation alerts armed, the truck packed with the kids' things.
That first night I was up until four in the morning, digging through filing cabinets for passports and insurance numbers with my hands shaking too hard to write. I thought I was prepared. I was not prepared.
After the fire was contained, I wrote everything down: insurance numbers, the pediatrician's after-hours line, the gas shutoff, our kids' allergies. That legal pad became a binder. The binder became HRDCOPY.
“The best time to build your manual is when you're rich on time and low on stress. Not at four in the morning with smoke on the horizon.”
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