Heir-Ready Drills: Running Low-Tech Rehearsals for Family Continuity

High net worth families often build resilient architecture—air-gapped vaults, compartmented communications, and documented transfer keys—yet the human layer fails under stress. This episode shows how short, low-tech rehearsals convert plans into practiced responses so heirs, trusted advisors, and household staff act reliably during real disruptions. I walk through three practical drills: a lost-access drill that validates backup keys and recovery rituals; a reputational leak tabletop that streamlines response roles and safe-message templates; and a sudden-relocation drill that tests grab-bags, secure comms lanes, and logistics without relying on apps. Each drill is designed to take 10–30 minutes, require minimal equipment, and produce a single one-page after-action note. By the end you'll understand how to schedule, run, and measure drills that harden family continuity and reduce fragile dependencies—without drama, intimidation, or technical complexity.