Six everyday situations. What to notice and what to do next.

The Everyday Safety Card · free
David A. Kessinger, former Deputy Director of Clandestine Operations

You feel it before you can explain it. Someone steps into the elevator and you feel uneasy. The same car stays behind you, turn after turn. Most people talk themselves out of that feeling. This card tells you what to do with it.

✓ A hotel elevator
✓ A store parking lot
✓ The drive home, and what to say to 911
✓ The gas station
✓ The walking path
✓ The phone call that says it’s an emergency
✓ Three habits, for everywhere else

You get it three ways: a page to print, a wallet card to cut out (bank-card size, with room on the back for the people you’d call), and a picture for your phone’s lock screen.

The 7 Tells comes with it, also free: seven pressures, seven answers, for the pressure that comes from people you know.

2 pages · 6 situations · 3 habits · 1 wallet card

Free. It arrives in a minute. One email. No noise.

Keep one. Send one to your daughter.