The Digital Life Audit
The wide-angle one. Fifteen minutes across the four things that make a digital life sound or shaky: the devices you use, the files you keep, the security around them, and whether any of it could be carried on without you. One report at the end, a score for each area, and a plan in the order that matters.
Your plan, in priority order
Weakest areas first, and within them the fixes that do the most. You do not have to do it all at once; do it in this order.
A NOTE FROM ORDERED
This is the same shape as the paid assessment we begin every engagement with, run on yourself. If the report makes clear you would rather have it handled than handle it, that is exactly what Ordered is for: we do this work across all four areas, leave you a written record your family could use, and keep it current. The audit is yours to keep either way.
A self-audit is a mirror, not a diagnosis; it reflects what you told it. Treat the plan as a sensible order of operations rather than a verdict, and start at the top.