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Free, printable conversation tools to help you organize what you know, identify what is missing, and choose your next action.

Business worksheet ↓Household worksheet ↓Discussion exercise ↓

01 / BUSINESS

Your first continuity conversation

Bring together the people responsible for essential work. Focus on one business unit and one disruption concern.

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  1. Which three operations are most important to continue?
  2. Who owns each operation, and who is the alternate?
  3. What information, tools, suppliers, and people does each operation depend on?
  4. What would we do if a key dependency were unavailable?
  5. Who can authorize the next step, and how will people be informed?
  6. What do we need to verify before relying on this arrangement?

02 / HOUSEHOLD

A plan that starts with people

Invite everyone in the household to contribute. Keep private contact details in a secure place outside this website.

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  1. Who belongs in our household plan, including pets and people who need additional support?
  2. Whom would we contact, and how would we reach one another?
  3. What meeting arrangements does everyone understand?
  4. Where do we keep important information and documents?
  5. What household-specific needs should we discuss with an appropriate professional?
  6. When will we review the plan together?

03 / DISCUSSION EXERCISE

When the usual tools are unavailable

Imagine your organization’s normal communication system is unavailable during an ordinary workday. Discuss the scenario; do not disable systems or interrupt real work.

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  1. Who notices the interruption and who makes the first decision?
  2. Which operation needs attention first?
  3. What alternate communication arrangement have we actually agreed?
  4. Who needs an update, and who is authorized to send it?
  5. Which assumption did this discussion reveal?
  6. What one improvement will we assign, and by when?

These original worksheets are introductory planning prompts. They do not replace a complete emergency plan, professional review, or instructions from local authorities. Do not send private operational details through the inquiry form.

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