Why Should you Become A Prepper

So your on our website why on earth would you want to be a prepper?

People consider prepping for a variety of reasons including it all comes down to circumstances. Below are a few reasons as to why you may start taking up a passion in prepping. Take some of the latest news around the world and you can see what it is becoming quite popular.

· Natural disasters such as hurricanes, earthquakes, and floods

· Economic or financial instability and uncertainty

· Political instability or conflict

· Pandemic or disease outbreak

· Personal beliefs or values related to self-sufficiency, survivalism, or preparedness

· Fear of societal collapse or infrastructure failure

· Interest in outdoor or survival activities

· The desire to be more self-sufficient and reduce dependence on others or the government.

With this short list im sure you can see why prepping has become such a hot topic and why sites like ours exist. To help ensure people they have the right gear and a completely prepared for whatever may be thrown at them. We do hope this explains to you why you should become a prepper.

I know it can seem quite daunting when we think of all the bad things that can happen to use in the world. We don’t want you to think the worst but we do want you to be prepared.

How do I start prepping?

If you are in the same boat as many other individuals across the globe then maybe prepping is just for you. We always recommend to our following to take it slowly. Don’t jump straight in and blow your life savings. You need to learn the basics and here are some tips to follow to help you figure out the route you would like to take.

If you're interested in prepping, here are some steps to get started:

1. Identify your specific reasons and goals for prepping, such as survival during a natural disaster, economic instability, or pandemic.
2. Make a plan and set goals: Determine what you need to prepare for and what supplies and resources you will need. This may include food, water, shelter, medicine, and protection.
3. Start building your emergency supplies: Begin by stocking up on non-perishable food, water, and essential household items.
4. Get organized: Make a list of what you have and what you need, and prioritize your purchases. Store items in a safe and accessible location.
5. Learn new skills: Consider learning skills like first aid, self-defence, and food preservation to increase your overall preparedness.
6. Stay informed: Keep up-to-date on current events and potential threats in your area, and adjust your plan as needed.
7. Test and review your plan regularly: Regularly review your plan and supplies, and test them in simulated scenarios to ensure they will work when needed.

But as always with anything please do remember, prepping is a personal journey, and what works for one person may not work for another. Start with small steps and gradually build your preparedness over time. This is not a rush job. If this all appeals to you we do hope you decided to start prepping and follow our blog so we can help you achieve your goals!