lone key fob, and a fragile plan. We carelessly toss it on kitchen counters, drop it into bottomless grocery bags, and let the internal battery slowly drain down to its final embers, always assuming it’ll simply work forever—until the exact moment it doesn’t, and suddenly everything in our entire day completely unravels around us.
The real habit that saves you from a crisis isn’t knowing high-pressure emergency tricks or memorizing the phone numbers of local locksmiths while standing out in the rain; it’s the conscious act of building a backup
