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THE 9 Barter Items I’m Buying To Save My A$$ In A Collapse
After a decade of teaching others how to prepare…✏️
The following items are what I’m loading up on ASAP!
After SHTF, I will trade each at a massive ‘profit.’ 📈
If your spouse is reluctant to start getting prepared or live in a more resilient life, here's one way that might help get them on board:
If you need corrective lenses, you're definitely going to want to have a hard-shelled glasses case to pack in your bug-out bag.
The lone wolf often perishes. Here's why you need a survival coalition if you're serious about keeping yourself and your family safe.
When the power goes out and the internet stops working, you're going to turn to analog entertainment. That's why having some books on your shelf that you'll read over and over is a good thing. Having at least one that helps you keep things in perspective is a smart move as well.
A body is not a machine. It will get stronger with frequent micro-stressors, whereas a machine will break down over time.
Having less than this amount of essential supplies is entirely irresponsible and irrational. In fact, it might be gross negligence.
You need to have some analog entertainment at the ready. Books and board games are great for this. Find some books you don't mind reading over and over, and some board games that your family can play for hours on end.
Ego Exposed: The Danger of Unjustified Confidence... Here is the difference between a healthy ego and an egomaniac when it comes to survival and preparedness.
If your spouse is really concerned about firearms safety, as they should be, watch this short video.
When it comes to getting crisis information, you can't rely on the internet or a television, and here's why:
Here's something that you'll use daily in a prolonged crisis scenario. This is a prep you definitely don't want to overlook.
