Prepper Outreach Contest Submission: That’s right, not only will life be more secure as a prepper but it can also become cheaper. I started prepping because I wanted to be ready for financial hard times, or disasters, but as I became more prepared I found that I was spending less Read more…
Prepper Outreach Contest Submission: Ladies, have you ever put a Band-Aid in your purse in case you get a blister? Hmm, yeah, me too. How about making sure you had cash in your wallet even when your date insists he’ll be paying for dinner? Have any of you guys ever Read more…
Prepper Outreach Contest Submission: We have been living off of our food storage since 2009, shortly after President Obama took office. We faced two layoffs, a job injury, time off to recover from surgery, three more stays in the hospital for a stroke, a heart attack, and memory loss which Read more…
Prepper Outreach Contest Submission: Anyone who watches the nightly news knows the challenges our country is facing economically – especially when it comes to the high rates of unemployment. How would you react if one day, suddenly, out of the blue, you were asked to live on a fraction (a Read more…
Prepper Outreach Contest Submission: For the most part, the people reading these stories are already likely on the “prepper train”, and each of you have good reasons to prepare for the unseen and unknown. This is my story and my reasons: After graduating from college, I ended up joining the Read more…
Prepper Outreach Contest Submission: My name is Tiffany and I am 26 years old and a married mother of 3—and I am a prepper. The name “prepper” to me can be labeled on a catalog of different people. For me it started roughly 2 years ago when we moved our Read more…
Preppers Outreach Contest Submission: For years, I have had the fear of something happening and thought maybe I was alone in these thoughts until recently. I have been a closet food hoarder for several years, but every Christmas, I would box it up and donate it to a needy family. Read more…
If you’re a beginning prepper you may feel the need for a clear road map or checklist. If you’re currently striving to be ready for life’s curveballs, you may benefit by taking stock of your efforts with the following fundamental tips in mind
, The Preparedness Pro
Typically when I mention “emergency” preparedness, or preparedness of any kind to someone they automatically think of “food storage” or “the Mormons.” Unfortunately, a focus on either will not save your family in a time of crisis. There are actually ten vital areas of preparedness to being prepared for an emergency whether it be a natural disaster, act of war or financial collapse or just every day situations in which you might need items from your preparedness pantry. Food is only one component that we’ve addressed recently. So let’s take a look at all 10 Principles of Preparedness.