If you are reading this, I’m willing to bet that your family’s safety is your No. 1 concern. As is mine. I am doing my best to stay informed, vigilant, and prepared for the unexpected. And it is something I take pride in. However, constantly worrying about the worst can sometimes be a double-edged sword. If you always think about everything that can go wrong and rarely about what can go right It can lead to over-preparedness and paranoia. I am speaking from experience. A while back, whenever I opened the TV and saw a tragic story, I would begin to worry it could happen to me as well. And it w ..read more

Imagine if you could travel back in time as a prepper. You would know exactly when a natural emergency would strike. Which areas to stay away from. And what to let your loved ones know about. Well, while time travel might not be possible (yet), there is a skill you can develop, that’s the next closest thing. Foresight. Developing foresight will allow you to anticipate potential emergencies and take necessary steps to prepare for them. You will be able to survive hurricanes, floods, economic downturns, anything really. Foresight, however, is not something that comes naturally to everyone.&nbs ..read more

If you are ever forced to bug out, having a shelter is crucial. You need a place to sleep, rest, and feel safe. If you are a prepper, you may or may not have a place in mind. A community center or a school gym are both excellent options. But you need to have plan B. If your go-to becomes compromised, you need to be able to take cover somewhere else. The simplest way to do that is to build your own shelter. This may seem like a daunting task, but it’s actually pretty easy. If you follow these steps, you can even build a shelter in the middle of nowhere: Step 1: Find a Location To find the idea ..read more

If you are a U.S. citizen, then you know that power outages can happen at any time. We have repeatedly witnessed our grid failing to work during natural disasters. When most people try to prepare for power outages, however, they usually think about how their electronics will not work. And they forget about the most challenging aspect… The darkness that comes with it. When it suddenly becomes dark, everything becomes more difficult. It is harder to navigate, see, and even find basic necessities like food and water. We are not used to it. The most dangerous part is how the darkness affects our ..read more

I almost teared up when I visited an online forum for preppers last night. Someone was worried about the latest events in the U.S., and he was asking for advice on how to begin prepping. And the response was overwhelming. Hundreds of people generously talk about everything that took them years to learn. Some of them even motivated him in his journey to becoming self-sustained. That’s why I wanted to take a moment to express my appreciation for the incredible community we have created.  As someone who has been prepping for a while, I have found that there is no group of people more willin ..read more

I was at the hardware store the other day to pick up some tools for my garage. And I began to chat with this nice 50-year-old father of three. At some point during our conversation, I told him how I was planning on using my tools to repair my solar panel. And how I am preparing in case the grid goes down. And he replied with something that I’ve heard many times before “I would begin to prep too, but I just can’t afford it.” I understood where he was coming from. Prepping often requires you to spend some resources initially. But it’s important to remember that in the long run, it will reduce ..read more

When was the last time you genuinely enjoyed yourself while prepping? I know this isn’t something we usually think about when we’re talking about emergencies But you have to enjoy what you do if you want to stick with it in the long run. It’s like doing a job you like. It doesn’t feel like work. I am writing this to remind you that prepping can, and should, be fun too. You see, there’s a certain thrill that comes with learning different skills and becoming self-sufficient. It’s like embarking on an adventure, one that will ultimately enhance our resilience, intelligence, and make us more rea ..read more

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