David A. KessingerFrom my safety videos

The rules I gave my daughter. Six situations, one card.

What to notice, and what to do next. A card for your wallet and a picture for your phone.

EVERYDAY SAFETY

  • Elevator: leave when you can safely. Find staff.
  • Parking lot: lock first, phone later.
  • Followed while driving? Don't go home.
  • Gas station: lock the car, keys on you.
  • Walking: stay where people are.
  • Phone scam: hang up. Call a number you trust.
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Free. My short guide The 7 Tells comes with it. Digital edition · PDF. Leave your email and I'll send the link.

My safety videos have been watched more than 400,000 times. The one about the second location passed 70,000 in a day.

A page to print, a wallet card and a lock-screen picture, plus three habits for everywhere else. Print it tonight.

Keep one. Send one to your daughter.

If you feel unsafe, get help now. General safety information; it can't promise anyone's safety. In the US, call 911 in an emergency. The National Domestic Violence Hotline is free and confidential: 1-800-799-7233, or text START to 88788. For suicidal crisis or emotional distress, call or text 988.

The card covers six situations. The manual covers twelve places, a page for each, down to the words you say and the number you call. Where He Waits · $19 Digital edition · PDF · See a page from it

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