As my mother always told me, “it’s always better safe than sorry.” There’s nothing that you should prioritize over the safety of yourself or others. While there may be opportunities or moments where we are forced to risk things, it’s still important to be aware of your own personal safety. After all, you only get one shot at life, so don’t risk it all on one specific chance.
It’s especially important to be cognizant of your own safety if you are a woman. Unfortunately, the world we live is has created more dangers for woman, and the video below highlights a few important safety tips to know.
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First, never place your purse in the front of your shopping cart. This is a common mistake, and thieves can quickly snatch-and-go. If this were to happen, the thief would gain possession of all your credit cards and your identity thanks to your driver’s license and other personal items.
Another important tip is to keep your mirrors pointed downwards when you drive into your garage so you can see if anyone is by the tires. After making your way into the garage, always watch your garage close and ensure that it’s locked before going inside.
There are a few other tips presented in the video so be sure to watch and pay attention.
Please SHARE these important safety tips with your friends and family. It’s better safe than sorry!
Betsy breathed life into every corner of the house.
From the living room and its expansive windows to the historically laid-out dining room. The kitchen, which was in a dire state, underwent a complete makeover.
Every detail, from the preservation of the pocket doors to the restoration of the elegant staircase, was handled with care and reverence, reflecting Betsy’s deep love and respect for the house.
Betsy sees the romance and excitement in preserving historic buildings.
They are not just aesthetically pleasing and cost-effective but are pillars of the communities they belong to.
Such properties open doors to more accessible real estate opportunities, especially in smaller towns, creating a sense of collective belonging and shared history.
