Have you ever thought about applying the 3 laws of motion to improve your life, skill sets, and self-reliance?
Preparedness Mindset
National Preparedness Month: Put Your Preps to the Test with 24 Hours Unplugged
It’s time to take your game up a notch with 24 hours unplugged! No fair doing this on a day when you will be away from your normal activities anyway – you want to put your preps to the test!
The Austerity Diaries: Making Hay While the Sun Shines
With the advent of “progress” we now live in a society in which nothing is really that urgent to most folks. But is this really progress?
Watership Down, and the Seven People You’ll Meet After the Collapse
I doubt any major studio today would have the guts to make such a graphic and principled cartoon for kids.
Trail Signs – Communicate Secretly
What does the CIA and a hobo have in common? Both love secret communications. And if you’re on the trail, it’s a good idea to know a few of their methods.
The Prepper’s Blueprint: Book Review and Interview
The Liberty Brothers interview author Tess Pennington about her new book, The Prepper’s Blueprint, pandemic preparedness in the face of the Ebola outbreak, and how to get started with prepping.
Why Being a “Tree Hugger” Builds Self-Reliance
Embrace your love of trees and learn to be stewards of these towers of the forest!
Raising a family off-grid requires very careful planning
There’s no doubt in my mind that having electricity is the one thing that would have improved my life. Having mains water would have been fantastic but the ‘lectricity would have been better.
The Austerity Diaries: Everything That Can Go Wrong, Will
By learning to turn a negative situation into a more positive experience, we become stronger and more adaptable. That’s what survival is all about.
Prepping: Are You Hardcore Enough?
When I first began prepping, I wanted to be a hardcore prepper and had some pretty grandiose conceptions of how that would be. I envisioned being the kind of prepper who could live off the land with nothing but a multitool, some snares and a water bottle. Here’s what I’ve learned since then.