Claire Hartwell

A Claire Hartwell guide

The Corporate Escape Plan: From House and Office to Life Afloat

You have already made the job and move decisions, but the household papers, labels, receipts, and routine details still need a place to live. This book gives you a linked record system for belongings, supplies, mail, services, displayed readings, and your own charges.

Plus 3 separate bonus books.Including Provisioning a Sailboat for 30 Days.

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The Corporate Escape Plan: From House and Office to Life Afloat by Claire Hartwell
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01 · How it helps

For the household moments after the decision is made

This is for the ordinary work that can become scattered during a move afloat. It helps you make one clear household record, one page at a time.

  1. Leaving the house

    “How do I sort household items without losing the reason I kept them?”

    How to link each kept item to an ordinary household use. Chapter 01

    “How do I stop loose notes and box lists from turning into a paper pile?”

    How to start one house-to-afloat binder with an index and source-question page. Chapter 01

    “How do I make a container label useful after I have filed the list?”

    How to record a container label beside its household storage zone. Chapter 02

  2. Setting up routines

    “How do I keep groceries and household supplies from becoming one vague list?”

    How to make a separate household-supply list and link entries to receipts. Chapter 04

    “How do I record what I already use without guessing at quantities?”

    How to copy package names and quantity wording from your own packages. Chapter 03

    “How do I keep a simple record of water and power readings?”

    How to build dated reading ledgers and keep the source beside each entry. Chapter 05

  3. Handling household paperwork

    “How do I know which mail destination is current?”

    How to list current mail destinations from your household papers. Chapter 06

    “How do I keep a support reference from becoming an unlabeled note?”

    How to pair a support reference with its date and household service label. Chapter 07

    “How do I keep marina service wording and shore errands readable later?”

    How to preserve displayed service names and staff answers in their own words. Chapter 08

02 · What’s inside

The 10-chapter household record system

Each chapter is built as a linked set of practical lessons. You begin with an ordinary item, receipt, label, display, or dated page, then file it where you can find it again.

01

Build the Post-Decision Household Transition Binder

6 methods
  1. Start One House-to-Afloat Binder
  2. List the Rooms and Work Areas Being Left
  3. Record the Ordinary Tasks Each Area Supports
  4. Create Keep, Store, Give Away and Undecided Lists
  5. Link Each Kept Item to an Ordinary Household Use
  6. Build a Source Question Page

First moveLabel a folder “House-to-Afloat Household Record,” then file a blank index page inside it.

02

Create Household Storage Records

6 methods
  1. Name Each Existing Household Storage Zone
  2. Build a Plain Storage-Zone Index
  3. Separate Daily, Weekly and Occasional Belongings
  4. Record a Container Label and Its Zone
  5. Keep a One-In, One-Out Belongings List
  6. Review the Storage Index After a Household Change

First moveFind a visible household place entry, then label its storage zone with the same wording.

03

Build the 30-Day Ordinary Household Consumables Comparison

6 methods
  1. Inventory Groceries and Household Supplies Already Chosen
  2. Copy Package Names and Quantities as Shown
  3. Link Each Item to Its Existing Storage Zone
  4. Record Ordinary Use by Date
  5. Build a Personal Restocking List
  6. Build the Reader-Entered 30-Day Quantity Record

First moveTake one grocery package and copy its full name and quantity wording.

04

Record Grocery and Laundry Routines

6 methods
  1. Build a Grocery Receipt Locator Index
  2. Record a Grocery Trip Date and Currency Total
  3. Keep a Household-Supply List Separate
  4. Record a Laundry Visit and Displayed Total
  5. Copy Posted Facility Hours with the Date Seen
  6. Prepare One source question for Missing Information

First moveTake one grocery receipt and index its merchant, full date, file label, page count, and file location.

05

Keep Passive Consumption Records

6 methods
  1. Build a Dated Water-Reading Ledger
  2. Build a Dated Power-Reading Ledger
  3. Build the Household Reading Calendar
  4. Build the Reading Source Index
  5. Compare Like-for-Like Household Records
  6. Leave an Unfamiliar Label as a Provider Question

First moveMake a list of the household statements and ordinary displays already in the house.

06

Maintain Mail and Parcel Records

6 methods
  1. List the Current Mail Destinations
  2. Record a Parcel from Its Confirmation
  3. Copy the Displayed Reference Number
  4. Mark an Item Received Only When It Is in Hand
  5. Keep a Neutral Facility-Question Line
  6. File the Confirmation with the Household Record

First moveBuild a current mail-destination list from household envelopes, statements, confirmations, and communications.

07

Organize Connectivity and Home-Office Records

6 methods
  1. List the Household Communications Services
  2. Record a Statement Date and Displayed Total
  3. Log an Ordinary Connectivity Result
  4. Keep a Support Reference Beside the Date
  5. Record Workday Supplies and Their Storage Zones
  6. Build a Weekly Office-and-Mail Reset Page

First moveTake a current household communications statement and list its service label.

08

Record Marina Household Services and Shore Errands

6 methods
  1. Copy Posted Household-Service Names
  2. Record Displayed Facility Hours
  3. Keep Laundry, Parcel and Waste Notes Together
  4. Record Ordinary Shared-Space Wording
  5. List Shore Errands by Household Category
  6. Preserve Staff Answers in Their Own Words

First moveChoose a marina household-service sign, image, message, receipt, statement, or label already in your files. Read it and copy the exact service name.

09

Build the Personal Cost Record

6 methods
  1. Separate One-Time and Recurring Household Rows
  2. Record Marina Fees as Printed
  3. Record Grocery, Laundry and Mail Totals
  4. Record Connectivity and Household-Supply Totals
  5. Compare Matching Records from Two Periods
  6. Complete the Reader-Owned Charge Record

First movePull one household receipt or statement. Copy a visible date, label, and total.

10

Maintain the Household Routine Log

6 methods
  1. Create the Weekly Cover and Source Index
  2. Build the Grocery, Laundry, and Mail Page Directory
  3. Build the Communications and Shore-Errand Page Directory
  4. Link the Non-Monetary Household Reading Page
  5. Carry Forward Only Open Source Questions
  6. Assemble the Liveaboard Household Routine Log Bundle

First moveWrite the full week-start and week-end dates on the weekly cover.

03 · Your 3 bonus books

Three companion household records

The bonuses extend the same recordkeeping approach. They are built around your own packages, pages, and displayed charges.

$32 estimated bonus valueAll 3 included with your $37 book

Bonus book 1 of 3 Provisioning a Sailboat for 30 Days by Claire Hartwell

Provisioning a Sailboat for 30 Days

Compare your own consumables

Ordinary Household Consumables Comparison from Your Own Records — a reader-entered 30-day comparison for ordinary, non-critical household consumables only; it is not a complete trip or essential-supply plan. 20 pages.

Estimated value $11Included with the $37 book
Bonus book 2 of 3 The Liveaboard Household Routine Log by Claire Hartwell

The Liveaboard Household Routine Log

Link a weekly directory

A dated weekly directory that links existing grocery, laundry, mail, communications, shore-errand, reading, and source-question pages without copying those entries again. 14 pages.

Estimated value $9Included with the $37 book
Bonus book 3 of 3 What Boat Life Really Costs by Claire Hartwell

What Boat Life Really Costs

Sort your displayed charges

Reader-Owned Charge Record Only — not comprehensive ownership-cost figures, benchmarks, or forecasts; it organizes only source-displayed currency charges already in the reader's records. 20 pages.

Estimated value $12Included with the $37 book

Plus, at no extra charge: lifetime updates to the main book.

Individual values are estimates set by Claire Hartwell, not previous selling prices. No physical books are shipped.

04 · The honest part

What you won’t find in this book.

Not in this book: A decision about whether to move afloat or leave employment.

I begin after those decisions are already made and focus on household records.

Not in this book: Instructions for moving, servicing, or restoring a vessel.

I stay with household organization, routines, records, and ordinary source material.

Not in this book: A complete supply plan or prescribed household quantities.

I show you how to compare ordinary household consumables from your own records.

Not in this book: Cost forecasts, benchmarks, or a shortcut to lower charges.

I show you how to organize currency charges already displayed in your records.

Claire

Claire Hartwell
Claire Hartwell

05 · Who wrote it

Written by a former corporate project manager living afloat

Claire Hartwell is a 48-year-old former corporate project manager who sold her house and moved aboard a modest 36-foot sailboat kept at established American marinas.

For six years she has documented the household side of life afloat: downsizing, storage, groceries, laundry, mail, connectivity, shore errands, community routines, passive water-and-power consumption totals, and personal cost categories.

Claire teaches household organization and recordkeeping only. She does not cover vessel operation, navigation, passage planning, weather decisions, emergencies, repairs, maintenance procedures, or safety procedures.

06 · The offer

$37 once. No subscription. Yours to keep.

The Corporate Escape Plan: From House and Office to Life Afloat
Main book · 104 pages

Plus all 3 bonus books included

Digital books to download, read or print.
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104 pages · 10 chapters · 3 bonus books

The Corporate Escape Plan: From House and Office to Life Afloat

You receive the 104-page digital book, the 65-page workbook, and three digital PDF bonuses. Pay $37, then begin with an instant download after payment.

$37

The material gives you a clear place to begin when household records are spread across papers, labels, and routine notes.

What you get for $37:

Individual values below are publisher estimates. Everything is included in your $37 purchase.

The Corporate Escape Plan: From House and Office to Life Afloat

A Post-Decision Household-Record Implementation Plan in 60 Linked Lessons

$37
Provisioning a Sailboat for 30 Days cover
Bonus book 1Provisioning a Sailboat for 30 Days

Ordinary Household Consumables Comparison from Your Own Records — a reader-entered 30-day comparison for ordinary, non-critical household consumables only; it is not a complete trip or essential-supply plan. 20 pages.

Est. value$11Included
The Liveaboard Household Routine Log cover
Bonus book 2The Liveaboard Household Routine Log

A dated weekly directory that links existing grocery, laundry, mail, communications, shore-errand, reading, and source-question pages without copying those entries again. 14 pages.

Est. value$9Included
What Boat Life Really Costs cover
Bonus book 3What Boat Life Really Costs

Reader-Owned Charge Record Only — not comprehensive ownership-cost figures, benchmarks, or forecasts; it organizes only source-displayed currency charges already in the reader's records. 20 pages.

Est. value$12Included
The printable field kit

65 printable pages: the worksheets and cards to use beside the book.

Included
Lifetime updates

Future revisions of this book at no extra charge.

$21
3 bonus books combined$32
Total estimated package value$90
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07 · Questions

Questions worth answering

What exactly do I receive?

You receive digital PDF files: the book, the workbook, and the three bonuses. The book has 104 pages, and the workbook has 65 pages.

Can I print it?

The materials are delivered as digital PDF files. Whether and how you print them depends on your own device and setup.

Is it for me?

It is for you if you have already chosen life afloat and want a household-record implementation system. It is not for deciding whether to move, leave employment, or operate a vessel.

How do I start?

After payment, your download is available right away. Start with the binder and index work, then move through the linked lessons.

What if it does not help me?

You may request a refund within 14 days. The guarantee applies to the digital purchase.

Does this cover grocery and laundry records?

Yes. It shows how to keep grocery receipts, household-supply lists, laundry visits, displayed totals, and dated facility information in separate clear records.

Does this tell me what life afloat costs?

It does not provide comprehensive ownership costs, forecasts, or benchmarks. It shows how to organize source-displayed charges that already belong to your records.

Build a household record you can read.

The point is not a perfect binder. The point is a household system that links the ordinary paper, label, receipt, and routine note back to its source.

$37 once · 14-day refund guarantee · instant digital download

Wait — one thing

Start with the household record

You do not need to solve every household detail at once. Begin with one folder, one index page, and the ordinary records already in front of you.