Printed once and ready when the power, the internet and the phone are not.
If the power and the internet went out tomorrow, could you make water safe to drink, cook a hot meal and stop a bad cut from bleeding, without looking it up?
For most of us, the honest answer is: we'd reach for the phone. And that's exactly the moment the phone may not help.
Our grandparents knew how to keep food from spoiling, heat one room on a cold night and patch a leaking pipe. They didn't look it up. They knew it by heart.
Today, most of that know-how lives in videos and apps that need a charged phone and a working signal. And long outages are not just a movie scenario. When Hurricane Helene hit the Southeast in September 2024, millions of customers lost power, and some communities in western North Carolina went days or weeks without running water or cell service. Winter storms cause long outages somewhere in the country almost every year.
You don't need to expect the worst to see the point. You just need a plan that still works when the screen goes dark.
The Forgotten Skills Binder is built on one simple rule: every skill fits on one printed page. You print the binder once, put it on a shelf, and it works without power, without internet and without a phone.
Most skills work in a regular house or apartment, with common household items. No land or farm needed.
You need: a pot and a heat source, or plain unscented household bleach, a clean container, and a clean cloth or coffee filter.
Safety: never use scented, color-safe or splash-less bleach. Source: CDC, “Making Water Safe in an Emergency.”
52 one-page skill sheets, organized in 7 sections:
Here's a taste of what you'll learn:
Each sheet lists the materials, the steps in order and the safety warnings, and points to public guidance from sources like the CDC, Ready.gov and the American Red Cross where it applies.
A digital download (PDF, US Letter size) right after your purchase, plus a printable cover and 7 tab dividers to build your binder. Print it at home or at any print shop. The video lessons are online and open from the link or QR code on each sheet.
Fill-in sheets for the people in your home: contacts, a meeting point, an out-of-town contact, medications and allergies, and who does what in the first 72 hours.
A shopping list of the low-cost supplies used in the sheets, with every item under $10 clearly marked, so you can build your kit a little at a time.
Taking care of your household is one of the oldest responsibilities there is. This binder is about calm, practical know-how, not fear. It's not a tactical manual, and you don't need land or a farm to use it.
There's nothing to ship and nothing to wait for. The Forgotten Skills Binder is $27, a single one-time payment, and you can download and print it today.
Print it, read it and try the skills for a full 60 days. If you're not satisfied for any reason, email publishergoat01@gmail.com within 60 days of your purchase and you'll get a full refund. Keep what you printed.
The Forgotten Skills Binder as a PDF (52 one-page skill sheets, a cover and 7 tab dividers) plus the 2 bonus PDFs. You can download everything right after your purchase, and Digistore24 also emails you the download link.
No. It's digital, and nothing is shipped to your home. You print it yourself at home or at a print shop.
Each sheet has a QR code and a link to a short online video lesson (3 to 8 minutes). You need internet to watch the videos. The printed sheets work without it.
No. Most skills work in a regular house or apartment, with common household items.
No. You pay $27 once. Nothing else is billed.
Your order is processed by Digistore24, our authorized retailer, so the charge will appear as Digistore24.
You're covered by our 60-day money-back guarantee. Email publishergoat01@gmail.com within 60 days of your purchase for a full refund.
Safety and disclaimer: The information on this website and in our products is for general educational purposes only. In an emergency, call 911. First aid information is not a substitute for professional medical care or certified training; consider a first aid and CPR course from an organization such as the American Red Cross. Never use generators, grills or camp stoves indoors or in a garage, because of the risk of carbon monoxide poisoning. Follow product labels and manufacturer instructions, and check local rules before collecting rainwater. Results vary and depend on your situation and on how you use the information.
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