Overcoming Prepper Burnout: Staying Motivated in Uncertain Times
Prepping for emergencies is a worthwhile pursuit that helps you gain peace of mind in uncertain times. It helps you cope when the unexpected happens, whether it’s a natural disaster or a loss of a job. However, no matter how much you believe in the benefits of prepping, there will come a time when you…
Read MoreHow to Prep With NO Extra Time! Time Management
Ever feel like there just aren’t enough hours in the day to prep? You’re not alone when it comes to time management. Between work, family, and the never-ending to-do list, finding time for preparedness can feel impossible. You want to build food security, sharpen survival skills, and maybe even hit the range once in a…
Read MoreHow to Build a Food Stockpile on a Budget
Imagine this: A storm rolls in faster than expected. The power flickers, the news warns of empty grocery store shelves, and suddenly, everyone rushes to stock up. You watch the chaos unfold from your kitchen—calm, collected, and secure. Why? Because you’re prepared. You took the time to build a food stockpile. In today’s world, where…
Read MoreHow to Choose the Best Members for Your Prepper Group
Learning how to choose the best members for your prepper group is crucial in ensuring the long-term resilience and survival of you, your loved ones, and your preparedness group. The people you bring into your circle should have useful skills, align with your values, contribute positively to the group dynamic, and be trustworthy in high-pressure…
Read MoreHow to Stay Warm When You Lose Power: Practical Tips for Cold Weather Survival
During the winter season, there is always a risk of losing power during a storm or cold snap. Here are some ideas on keeping your home cozy and your family safe, even when the power goes out. Insulate Your Windows Drafty windows can cause your home to lose heat. Insulate your windows ahead of a…
Read More10 Best Bug Out Locations to Consider for SHTF
When disaster strikes, having a designated bug-out location isn’t just a luxury—it’s a necessity for survival. Without a well-thought-out plan and a secure destination, you’re not bugging out—you’re simply becoming a refugee, probably one of many, with limited options and resources. A solid bug-out plan ensures safety, sustainability, and strategic advantage in emergencies, whether civil…
Read MoreThrive in the Coming Dark Age with Joshua Morris
I recently had the privilege of sitting down with Joshua Morris, a retired military veteran and former Army Ranger whose journey from service member to homesteader has been remarkable. Our conversation touched on everything from survival philosophy to the challenges of building a self-sufficient life from the ground up. The Real Deal on Preparedness Joshua’s…
Read MoreWildfire Preparedness: Protecting Your Home and Family
During my years as a firefighter in Southern California, I’ve seen firsthand how wildfires transform from distant threats into large, sweeping emergencies in mere hours. This reality hits especially close to home as I write this—the same canyons and hillsides where I fought my first wildland fire near the Glendale, Pasadena area back in 1989…
Read MoreNew Years Day Terror Attacks Information
In this episode, I’m discussing the latest information about the recent New Orleans terror attack and the explosion that happened in Las Vegas. Some key takeaways are: Don’t believe anything until the information settles out. The two events are probably unrelated, except they happened on New Year’s Day. The Las Vegas bomber was a 19-year…
Read More2025 New Year’s Preparedness Resolutions
As we enter 2025, many of us are thinking about the usual New Year’s resolutions – hitting the gym, eating better, maybe learning a new language. But today, I want to talk about a different kind of resolution that matters for you and your family’s safety and security, and it’s why you’re listening right now……
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