Mindfulness can help you decrease fear, think more clearly under stress, and adapt quickly to evolving situations. People in some of the world’s most stressful occupations practice it regularly, and it’s an important skill for preppers.
By understanding what information you, yourself, are giving away, you can learn to be more observant about other people. And then, you can use these strategies to elicit even more information from them. Here are some tips on how to elicit information and why you might want to do so.
Things could get really hard over the next few years. Here’s what you need to consider whenever you feel like you’re not going to make it.
If we search the roots of conflicts, social collapses, and many non-natural disasters, we’ll find economic distortion. Here’s a life hack for hard times.
Lately, it feels like everything that CAN go wrong IS going wrong, along with some stuff we never even considered in our wildest prepper dreams. Breaking down this simple philosophy can help us get through it.
Doom fatigue is the feeling of overwhelm a person may get when facing one negative event after another in a short period of time. Here’s what you can do about it.
Learn as much as you can about as much as you can. If anybody embodies this advice, it’s preppers: the walking encyclopedias. That piece of knowledge that seems so arcane could one day save your life. Here’s how to learn even more.
When the urgency to get better prepared RIGHT NOW becomes overwhelming, it can cause inefficiency and poor decisions. Here’s how to get a handle on that and what you should be doing currently to prep.
Our author hates bullies. Always has, always will. But are you mentally prepared to deal with the bully inside your head? Let’s start the New Year off right.
What are the top ten posts for 2021 at The Organic Prepper, and what can we learn about America by analyzing our readership?
Mindset is the factor that decides whether we choose yoga or alcohol to manage our stress. It is the difference between seeing defeat or opportunity.
Poverty and money problems are universal dilemmas that can happen to anyone, and they’re often accompanied by guilt, shame, and other lies. Here’s the pep talk you might need to hear right now to help you through it.
Being able to adjust and even lower expectations to meet the twists and changes that are part of life means being flexible and resilient. If the concept inspires anger, perhaps you’ll find this article food for thought.
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