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Do this one thing now
Don't read it front to back. It wasn't built for that.
While you've got the energy, print the Field Card and put it somewhere you'll actually see it.
The fridge, the bedside table, your wallet.
That's the whole book on one page, and it's the version you'll reach for when reading isn't an option.
Then close it and get on with your day.
The next time your body gets loud, flat or confusing
Open the Fast Lookup Index on page 12.
Find the line that sounds like right now.
Go to that entry and read the three lines at the top, the ones written for when you're running on empty.
That's enough. The rest can wait.
About the file
Everything in it is clickable. The contents, the index, every page reference. Tap the line and you land on the page. There are bookmarks down the side too, if your reader shows them.
Save it to your phone, not just your laptop. Your phone is where you'll need it.
Want it on paper as well?
Some people keep the PDF on their phone and the paperback beside the bed. If that's you, it's here.
https://www.stillsickstillhere.com/signalwork-first-aid-physical-copy
What comes next
Signalwork is pillar one of three. Once you can read the signal, the next step is Fieldcraft: protecting your field, and how much of other people's pressure you end up carrying. That book is being written now, and you'll be the first to know when it lands.
Rory
Stillsickstillhere