9 Sure Fire Ways To Stay on Track With Your Prepping
The
Survival Mom
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Read a survival-related
book each month. Alternate fiction with how-to books. The fiction
will remind you of what life might be like post-SHTF (scary!)
and the how-to books will provide tips and strategies for being
prepared. Check out my list of 31
books I recommend.
- Follow the
Skill
of the Month and choose your own skill(s) to master each month.
- Join a Meetup
group or take a class that will help hone your survival and preparedness
skills. Meeting with others will hold you accountable for accomplishing
something each month.
- Check your
daily habits for time-wasters. If you find yourself too busy to
think about preparedness and take action, well, those waking hours
are going somewhere! It’s easy to let time slip through
our fingers, especially in the age of Facebook, Twitter, Pinterest,
and no, I haven’t been spying on you! I just know
how time flies and how easy it is to get lost in things that are
fun but not terribly productive.
- Get a Survival
Mom buddy to exchange ideas with. If you’ve told a friend
that you’re going to can apples this weekend and you know
she’ll be asking about it, you might be less likely to procrastinate.
It’s also nice to have a partner for learning new skills.
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January
12, 2012
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