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The Digital Wrangler

Name: The Digital Wrangler
Address: Monument, CO, US
Telephone: +17194258585

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Helping families & business owners organize life + biz details
Woman + military spouse owned
Helping you get your sh*t together
Giving you peace of mind ✨

11/03/2026

If you had to step away from your business tomorrow, for a week, a month, or longer, could someone keep it running?

Most small business owners assume a trusted spouse, friend, or colleague could "figure it out." But your business runs on logins, subscriptions, schedules, and files that often live only in your head (or on your phone).

Even the most willing helper can feel overwhelmed fast, especially when they're juggling their own work and family at the same time.

The good news? A little planning now makes a huge difference later. 💙

On Friday, November 20 at 3pm ET, I'm hosting a free 30-minute webinar: Business Continuity & Succession in the Digital Age. 🆓

We'll talk about:
✔️ Why continuity planning matters for solopreneurs and small business owners
✔️ The 3 scenarios every business owner should prepare for
✔️ The challenges technology adds, and how to get ahead of them

If you own a business, or love someone who does, save your seat. ✨

👉 Register: zcal.co/katehufnagel/biz-event

10/27/2026

Halloween's this week, so let me ask you something a little spooky: how many online accounts do you think are still open under your name that you've completely forgotten about?

An old email you haven't touched since 2019. A social media profile from a platform that doesn't even exist anymore. A streaming service you swore you canceled but somehow is still on your card statement.

They're out there. Quietly haunting your digital life, whether you think about them or not.

I've got something dropping this Thursday about exactly this — your digital ghosts, and what it actually takes to lay them to rest. Keep an eye out. 👻

10/20/2026

After years of doing this work, there's one thing I hear over and over, almost word for word, no matter who I'm sitting across from: "I wish I'd done this sooner."

Not because anything went wrong. Usually it's the opposite — nothing had happened yet. They just finally sat down, got their accounts and passwords and important documents organized, and felt this wave of relief. And right behind the relief comes a little bit of regret. Why didn't I do this two years ago? Five years ago?

I think a lot of us treat this kind of organizing like a someday project. Something for when things slow down, when there's a free weekend, when we're "ready." But life doesn't really hand you a free weekend for this. It has to be something you decide to prioritize, even when — especially when — nothing urgent is pushing you to.

If you've been meaning to get your details in order and just haven't found the moment, consider this your nudge. You don't have to figure it out alone, and you definitely don't have to wait for a crisis to make it feel worth doing.

🔗 Let's talk — link in our bio or visit: www.thedigitalwrangler.com

10/13/2026

Quick question before you keep scrolling: how many online accounts do you think you have?

Go ahead, actually guess a number.

Got it? Okay — the average person has somewhere around 240. Two hundred and forty logins, spread across banking, shopping, streaming, subscriptions, social media, loyalty programs, apps you downloaded once and forgot about.

Most people guess way under that. And I get it — it doesn't feel like 240 because you're not logging into all of them at once. They're just... out there. Quietly existing. Some you use every day. Some you haven't touched in years and couldn't tell me the password to if your life depended on it.

Here's the thing: you don't need to have all 240 memorized. You just need to know they exist, and have a system for finding them when it matters — whether that's you needing quick access, or someone you trust needing to step in one day.

If the idea of even starting that list feels overwhelming, that's exactly what my free Estate & Life Organizer is for. It's a simple starting point, no overwhelm required.

🔗 Grab it at the link in our bio or visit:
www.thedigitalwrangler.com

10/06/2026

I just got back from Indianapolis, where I had the chance to speak at the NASMM conference — a room full of senior move managers, the people who help families navigate downsizing into their last home.

I've done a lot of talks over the years, but this one hit differently. These are the folks standing in the middle of it all: the sorting, the deciding, the letting go. And when I asked them what gets missed the most in that process, the answer was almost unanimous — it's the digital stuff.

Not because it doesn't matter. Because there's simply too much else happening. Everyone's focused on furniture, photo albums, which house the good china goes to. Meanwhile, there's an online banking login nobody's written down. A subscription still charging the old address. An email account that's about to become permanently out of reach once the wifi gets shut off.

It was a good reminder — for me and for the room — that "getting organized" isn't a one-time estate planning task you check off and forget. It's part of every major life transition, and downsizing is one of the biggest ones there is.

Grateful for the invitation, grateful for the conversations that followed.

🔗 Learn more at the link in our bio or visit: www.thedigitalwrangler.com

09/29/2026

One of my favorite things clients say after we work together is some version of: "I didn't realize how much I was carrying until it was finally organized."

One client put it this way: "This program is like an emergency kit for your digital and physical life. It's essential for anyone planning ahead."

That's really the goal — not perfection, not color-coded binders. Just knowing that if something happened to you, the people you love wouldn't be left guessing.

If that kind of clarity sounds good to you too, let's talk about what it could look like for your life.

🔗 Learn more at the link in our bio or visit:
www.thedigitalwrangler.com

09/22/2026

You've probably heard the stories by now — a phone call, a panicked voice that sounds exactly like a grandchild or family member, an urgent request for money.

Scammers are using AI to clone voices from just a few seconds of audio pulled off social media. It's not science fiction anymore. It's happening to real families.

The best protection isn't fear — it's a plan. A simple family "safe word" that only your real loved ones would know can stop a scam call in its tracks.

If you want help thinking through your family's digital safety net — passwords, account access, scam protection, and more — that's exactly what I do.

🔗 Schedule a free discovery call at the link in our bio or visit:
www.thedigitalwrangler.com

09/15/2026

Here's a question worth sitting with for a second: if something happened to you tomorrow, could your spouse, your kids, or the person you trust most actually get into your phone?

Not "eventually, with enough effort." Actually get in — today, without a scramble.

For most people, the honest answer is no. And it's not because they don't care about their family. It's because digital organizing just isn't something anyone taught us to do.

The good news: it doesn't have to be complicated. A great first step is my free Estate & Life Organizer — a simple worksheet to help you start capturing the details that matter most.

🔗 Download it at the link in our bio or visit: www.thedigitalwrangler.com

09/09/2026

Big news: the final Legacy Organizing Group Program cohorts of 2026 are kicking off this month! 🎉

I'm running three final sessions, so there's a good chance one fits your schedule:
🗓️ Wednesday mornings, starting Sept 2
🗓️ Tuesday afternoons, starting Sept 15
🗓️ Tuesday evenings, starting Sept 15

If you've been meaning to get your digital life organized — passwords, accounts, the stuff your family would need if they ever had to step in for you — this is a great way to finally do it, with a small group and my support along the way.

Spots are limited (I keep these groups small on purpose).

🔗 Reserve your seat at https://www.thedigitalwrangler.com/group-program

09/08/2026

Quick gut check: how many passwords do you think you have?

Most people guess 20 or 30. The real number? The average American has 240 online accounts — banking, streaming, shopping, medical portals, loyalty programs, the list goes on.
No wonder it feels impossible to keep track.

You don't need to memorize all 240. You just need one secure system — a password manager — so you're not stuck hitting "forgot password" every single time.

If your current setup is a mix of sticky notes, browser autofill, and hope, I can help you get it into one clean, secure place.

🔗 Learn more at the link in our bio or visit:
www.thedigitalwrangler.com

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Monument, CO

Opening Hours

Monday	8am - 4:30pm
Tuesday	8am - 4:30pm
Wednesday	8am - 4:30pm
Thursday	8am - 4:30pm
Friday	8am - 4:30pm

Telephone

+17194258585

Website

http://www.thedigitalwrangler.com/

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