How Do I Begin

If you are new to Resiliency or being Prepared, you have nothing to worry about. I will introduce 2 ideas that would help you get started powerfully. All I need you to do is Use Your Imagination.

The FIRST method is think of it as taking a 3-day camping trip. If you were to leave your home with nothing but a bag or car, think about essential things you would take with you. Your goal is to make the trip easy, comfortable, and fun.
Thinking of it from this approach, you would start having ideas, and more importantly, you are not afraid or overwhelmed at all. If you want to take it a notch higher, and be more intense about the visualization, you can change the question to "what would I want with me if I suddenly became homeless," or "if I had to sleep out for the night, what would I truly want to have on me?"

The SECOND method is more personalized to you. It will help you to think of what your personal priorities are. The question to ask is, if I was suddenly left out to taking care of my own self, what would I need in the first 2 hours? What would I need after half a day? And what would I need overnight?

My priorities might be different from yours. For me, I am afraid of being hungry. And also for me, I get cold easily. For this reason, a lot of my preparedness is centered on short-term / long-term food storage and all sorts of state-of-the-art gears that keep me warm.

Useful Keywords for Beginners and Newbies

Now that you are beginning your Journey to becoming a Resilient Being who can take care of yourself, your friends, and your loved ones, here are some words you will start hearing.

•Resilient- someone who can take care of themselves

•Resiliency- the ability to take care care of yourself

•Prepper- as you start learning more from this blog and acquire skills and gears and supplies, you become a part of a community who call ourselves, Preppers. Mostly likely derived from the concert of a person who is dedicated to Emergency Preparedness, I think Preppers are really cool people who understand the importance of foresight. I consider this word as someone who truly cares about the well-being of those they care about. I am committed to sharing you my knowledge and skills in the fun and fulfilling journey.

•When the Sh*t Hits the Fan- this is a Prepper's jargon. It means when unexpected disaster strikes.

•TEOTWAWKI- this is another Prepper's jargon. It also means when unexpected disaster strikes. It stands for "the end of the world as we know it."

Please share if you know of more and I will add it to the list.