Digital Peace Guides
A Free 7-Part Video Series to Help You Organise Your Digital Life
Technology has become part of almost every aspect of our lives. From online banking and email accounts to treasured family photos and important documents, our digital lives continue to grow every year.
Yet many of us don't know where to start when it comes to organising it all.
The Digital Peace Guides are a free seven-part video series designed to help you organise your digital life with confidence—one simple step at a time.
Whether you're planning for the future, supporting ageing parents, or simply want to feel more organised, these practical guides will help you create greater clarity, confidence and peace of mind.
What Are the Digital Peace Guides?
The Digital Peace Guides follow the Digital Peace of Mind Framework™, a simple seven-step approach that helps you understand, organise and maintain your digital life without feeling overwhelmed.
Each guide focuses on one important area, giving you practical advice and simple actions you can take straight away.
No technical jargon.
No complicated systems.
Just practical guidance designed for everyday Australians.
The 7 Digital Peace Guides
Guide 1 – Know What You Have
Before you can organise your digital life, you need to know what it actually includes.
Discover what digital assets are, why most people have far more than they realise, and how to create a simple inventory of your digital world.
Guide 2 – Know How to Access It
Passwords, password managers, recovery methods and secure access don't have to be confusing.
Learn simple ways to keep your accounts secure while ensuring you can still access the information you need.
Guide 3 – Know Who Matters
Who would help if you couldn't manage your digital life yourself?
This guide explores trusted contacts, family communication and planning ahead so the right people know where to begin.
Guide 4 – Know Where It Is
Photos.
Documents.
Cloud storage.
Devices.
Learn practical ways to organise your digital information so you always know where to find it.
Guide 5 – Know What's Protected
Simple habits can dramatically improve your online safety.
Discover practical ways to protect your accounts, recognise scams and reduce digital risks.
Guide 6 – Know What Others Need
One day someone may need to help manage your digital life.
Learn what information is genuinely helpful to your family and why planning ahead is an act of kindness.
Guide 7 – Keep It Current
Digital organisation isn't something you do once.
Discover a simple yearly routine that helps you keep your information organised and up to date as life changes.
Why Digital Organisation Matters
Being digitally organised isn't just about technology.
It's about reducing stress.
Saving time.
Protecting important information.
Helping your family.
And giving yourself confidence that, if life changes unexpectedly, everything important can be found.
Small steps today can make a big difference tomorrow.
Ready to Go Further?
The Digital Peace Guides provide practical education to help you get started.
If you're ready to bring everything together in one place, the Digital Peace of Mind Journal provides a simple, guided system to record your important digital information, organise key documents and create a practical resource for both you and your family.
Explore the Digital Peace of Mind Journal →
Want More Practical Tips?
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Take One Small Step Today
Digital peace of mind isn't about being perfect.
It's about creating simple systems that make life easier—for yourself today and for the people you care about tomorrow.
Start with Guide 1 and take one small step towards a more organised digital life.
Frequently Asked Questions
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Yes! The entire Digital Peace Guides series is completely free to watch. Our goal is to help more Australians understand how to organise their digital lives with practical, easy-to-follow advice that anyone can implement.
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The guides are designed for anyone who wants to become more organised digitally. They're especially helpful for:
Older Australians
Retirees
Adults supporting ageing parents
Families planning ahead
Anyone who wants to organise their online accounts, passwords and important digital information
No technical experience is required.
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A digital asset is anything you own or manage online. This includes email accounts, online banking, social media profiles, cloud storage, photos, subscriptions, digital documents, passwords, loyalty programs and much more.
Many people are surprised by just how many digital assets they have.
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We recommend starting with Guide 1 – Know What You Have, as each guide builds on the previous one. However, each video also stands on its own, so you're welcome to watch the topics that are most relevant to you.
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Each Digital Peace Guide is approximately 5–10 minutes long, making them easy to watch at your own pace.
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Not in the traditional sense.
The Digital Peace Guides focus on helping you organise your digital life rather than teaching you how to use specific devices or software. The aim is to help you create simple systems that make your digital information easier to manage.
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The Digital Peace Guides provide education, practical tips and simple actions you can take.
The Digital Peace of Mind Journal is a guided system that helps you record and organise your important digital information in one place. It gives you a practical framework to apply what you've learned in the guides.
Think of the guides as showing you what to do, while the Journal helps you put it into practice.
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The Journal is much more than an end-of-life planner.
While it includes sections that can help your family if something happens to you, it's designed primarily to help you organise your digital life today. It provides one place to record important accounts, contacts, documents, devices and other essential information, giving you greater clarity and peace of mind.
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Absolutely.
The Digital Peace Guides are designed to provide practical advice that anyone can use. The Journal is simply an optional tool for people who would like a structured, easy-to-follow system for keeping everything organised in one place.
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We recommend reviewing your digital information at least once a year or whenever you experience a significant life change, such as moving house, changing devices, retiring, welcoming a new family member or updating important accounts.
Regular reviews help ensure your information stays accurate and useful.
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Start with Guide 1 – Know What You Have.
Once you understand what makes up your digital life, each of the remaining guides will help you build a simple, practical system for organising and maintaining your information with confidence.