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Be ready if the power goes out                                              

Be ready if the power goes out                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                 October 15, 2024 Greetings Everyday Spy, Natural disasters never ask [if you're ready](. They just strike. And when they do, they devastate. Residents in the southeastern U.S. learned this the hard way. Hurricanes Helene and Milton leveled entire towns. Widespread flooding and tornadoes gave power lines no chance. Chaos reigned. A combined 8 million people were plunged into darkness. One week, life was normal. The next, entire regions went dark. As I write this email, a million people in Florida alone are still fumbling in the shadows, wondering when – or if – life can get back to normal. These disasters make some residents question whether living in ‘paradise’ is worth the risk. People in cities like Tampa, FL enjoy ideal weather and scenic living spaces. But many now face having to start over, and wonder if they could go through it all again. The lights can suddenly go out anywhere. ‘Hurricane states’ are not alone. Last summer, Ohio – a state NOT known for extreme climate events – saw tornadoes cause hundreds of thousands of power outages. Modern life runs on electricity – and we take it for granted. Every day, you flip switches and plug-in devices without a second thought. You do laundry, enjoy AC in searing summer temps, and heat in the winter cold. When the power goes out, everything stops. Your refrigerator, your heating, your internet – all dead. Your phone's a brick once the battery dies. You may lose water service. Security systems and critical medical devices fail. Could you survive for days without electricity? For most folks, the answer is a scary "no." But it doesn't have to be that way. With the right prep, you can weather any storm – literally. You can keep your family safe. Preparation isn't about fear – it's about freedom. Freedom from worry. Freedom from panic. Freedom to face whatever comes your way with confidence and keep your family safe. The next disaster won't ask if you're ready. It will just hit. And when it does, you'll either be prepared, or you won't. There's no middle ground. You can take steps right now to be better prepared than most people. Take a moment right now and consider what you would do if you KNEW you’d be without power for 3-4 days starting right now. Do you have backup batteries or another temporary power source? What would you do with the food in your fridge? Do you have any aging relatives you’d need to check on? Simply considering the right questions can set your mental wheels in motion so that you can be ready when it matters most. It may not be fun to think about these things, but even some [basic prep goes a long way toward your ability to respond when the power goes out](. Godspeed, #EverydaySpy P.S. - Spies always stay ready for disasters – either natural OR man-made. [You can IMMEDIATELY use the very same strategies, plans, and checklists intel officers use to feel more confident than ever in protecting yourself and your loved ones from the unexpected.]( [fb]( [tw]( [ig]( [yt]( Update your email preferences or unsubscribe [here]( © 2024 EverydaySpy Promotions 411 Walnut St. #20309 Green Cove Springs, FL 32043, United States of America [Terms of Service](

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