The other day I was on my way up to Salt Lake City to work a “self-reliance conference.” At that time, my car had the entire back window occupied by a vinyl sign for Women of Caliber, mentioning the firearm and physical self-defense classes I used to offer regularly. Being Read more…
Ah…prepping for babies. I just LOVE babies. I don’t care if they’re crying or fussing or beautifully sound asleep, I just love them. They are so snuggly and precious—those smiles that melt your heart like nothing else can. Those cute little feet that you swear you could just gobble up. Read more…
When it comes to shot placement breathing is critical and is the ultimate determining factor on whether or not you make your shot. Don’t forget to EXHALE when you shoot! Breathing Control for Superior Shot Placement preparedenesspro.com Have you ever had such a hectic day, you’re Read more…
In short, the answer is yes. I have received some e-mails over the past year from persons mistakenly believing that the defense should be in “like kind” of the attack—meaning that a fist should be fought back with a fist and a knife should be fought back with a knife. Read more…
Having a basement full of freeze-dried goods, candles, and sleeping bags really doesn’t bring us a lasting peace unless we know we have the mental fortitude to ensure that we know how to prepare, put together, and endure a time when we might be forced to use these tools. In Read more…
It seems to me like a lot of the men roaming the earth seem to possess an innate understanding about the various types of ammo to use for this and that, but a lot of my female friends and any gun novice tend to be more focused on handling everyday Read more…
Note from Kellene: Today, I’m going to post a different kind of recipe–a recipe for the necessary mental fortitude one must have to be properly prepared. While I love the analogy overall I should say that I don’t believe that the author is correct in any inference that “all law Read more…