If there's one thing you can say about prepping, it's that your work is never done. Make it less overwhelming by doing 5 simple, budget-friendly tasks a month.
How often do you climb into bed after an exhausting day, ready to catch some Zzzs…only to find that your brain has other plans? Here's what you can do about insomnia.
Erica writes, "Some people think the self-reliant lifestyle is cute or kitschy. Spare me the trendy terms and the idealistic attitude. That isn't why I do it."
There are a lot of misconceptions about the usage of precious metals during a collapse. According to Selco, they are valuable, but not in the way you may think.
There's absolutely no shame in taking aid offered by FEMA after a disaster, but you should never consider the agency to be the totality of your preparedness plan.
There's one very important lesson in all this: If you want to know what's really going on in the event of something politically incorrect, you can't depend on the mainstream media or the government to tell you.
If you are preparing for a long-term event, you can only accumulate and use things until you run out of them or have a plan to replace them eventually.
You must prep for the basics so you can perform during the confusion, panic, & mayhem of SHTF. You must observe your surroundings before an event happens.
