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Welcome to Before Breakfast, a production of IHeart Radio.

Good morning.

This is Laura. Welcome to the Before Breakfast podcast. Today's tip is that online doesn't mean forever. So if there is content online that you will need in the

future, save it somewhere you are sure you will be able to access it. So I know a lot of

young people are warned that online is forever. That mildly obscene comment you left on a social

media post as a teenager could be found by a potential employer when you are job hunting at 30.

It is a sobering realization.

But unfortunately, if embarrassing things last, sometimes useful stuff disappears for various reasons.

It turns out that online isn't forever for everything.

For instance, I keep reading stories of people who got fired or laid off from their jobs

and can't access stuff on their work server or in their work email that is actually personal.

Obviously, it is awful to lose a job.

It adds to the awfulness if you can't access your eyeglasses prescription, or your finance

spreadsheet, or your Christmas card list, or the presentation you are giving at that industry

conference, or that wonderful recommendation letter your mentor wrote for you.

But you were just keeping as an attachment to the work email where he sent it.

Yikes.

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