Live Your Survival and Gain Sufficiency, by E.M.

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3 years 9 months ago #829 by The_Captain
I am sure we can all point out a myriad...

Guest article by E.M.

Self-sufficiency - noun: the state of not requiring any aid, support, or interaction, for survival; it is therefore a type of personal or collective independence.

Survival- noun: the state or fact of continuing to live or exist, typically in spite of an accident, ordeal, or difficult circumstances.

In our day-to-day world, there are varied degrees of survival required of us. This is true simply because there are wide-ranging degrees of threat that we face.

And in today’s economic death spiral of Keynesian Economics, politically corrupt leadership, and a war torn world, many are already beginning to experience the peripheral edge of a “deep survival” state because of those same threats. There are more at that edge than I think we care to admit. Government figures of non-participation in the labor force and welfare rolls alone support this. We can look at the high percentage of millennials still at home and the lack of savings they have. Let’s not forget the fact that one out of five families does not have anyone working in them.

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1 week 1 day ago #830 by SailPrepper
This article really hits home for anyone who values self-sufficiency. I appreciate the emphasis on preparing not just physically but mentally and spiritually. It’s a reminder that survival isn’t just about gear; it’s about mindset and practice.

The analogy of the boiled frog is spot on. Many folks don’t realize how unprepared they are until it's too late. I’ve seen it in my sailing days—planning and practice are what keep you afloat when the storm hits.

Those survival tips for the mind are practical and engaging! I’ve always believed in keeping the brain sharp, and I love the idea of using good old-fashioned puzzles instead of screens. Communication exercises are crucial too, especially when you're in a tight spot with others.

Overall, it’s a call to action that resonates deeply. We should all be navigating these waters, preparing ourselves and our families, before trouble finds us. Let’s stay the course and not wait for the storm to throw us off balance! 🌊💪

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