In a post-collapse scenario, the skills, occupations, and trades we have today could drastically change. Many jobs nowadays are behind a desk, in a cubicle, or retail sales. A post-collapse scenario would necessitate manual labor, rebuilding, and much greater self-sufficiency. So having some of these skills below would turn in a SHTF situation into useful […]

A glance at your budget will reveal that emergency preparedness is not cheap. Even if you keep it to a bare minimum, you’ll need a lot of stuff. Being able to budget efficiently is a skill you will need to learn. Prepping can be expensive, and how much you spend is entirely up to you.

Always stay fit. It is an easy thing to say. We live in a world that moves fast, thinks fast and acts fast. That’s just in the moments when we are not consumed by our work. Our lifestyle dictates our daily routine and shapes our habits. For some, living healthy is just a lifestyle, for

The bug-out strategy should be considered if everything else fails. Imagine your home and your backup shelter are not safe for use. You have a fail-safe plan, enough supplies to last several months, and a cabin on a mountain where no one can reach you. But what happens when using your car is not an

The 80-20 rule is a great framework for prepping. With a little bit of work, you can get the majority of possible value. Simply having two weeks of supplies in your home and a bug-out bag means you are better prepared to handle emergencies more than 80% of the population. What is the 80-20 Pareto

A prepping plan begins with many things before just gathering a ton of tools or supplies. In my previous prepping articles I touched on the comprehension of our civilization and the role of prepping as an individual growth in the survival process. I have stressed the importance of inner strength for building a durable foundation

In light of economic and social changes happening at a very hurried speed more than ever people are considering prepping. All one has to do is mention: New World Order or the World Economic Forum (WEF) and deep concerns are evident. An Age Of Information And Speed We live in an age of information, an

Signal flags are an old form of communication, and in this day and age, they’re not particularly useful. However, many people still learn Morse code as a hobby or for the sake of nostalgia. Learning morse code is a great survival skill that can help you in your prepping preparations. Amateur radio operators also use

A compass is top of a list of essential navigation equipment every hiker should own. Because it doesn’t need batteries and pairs nicely with a map, it’s pretty reliable. Using a campass is an essential survival skill every prepper needs to learn. For a first-time user, how to use a compass can seem pretty confusing.

What Is a Bowline Knot? A bowline (pronounced “boh-lin”) knot is one of the most commonly used and essential knots for outdoor activities and survival. Sometimes called the king of knots, the bowline is incredibly versatile, in part due to its ease of use but also because of its reliability. A bowline knot is used