Living Free in Tennessee - Nicole Sauce

Today we talk about farm sitters, basecamp, rogue lawn mowers and more.

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What is a Food Forest Whisperer?

Looking at places for a bath house and cabins at Basecamp

1st Airbnb guest

Beans need harvesting

Retraining the Boys on electric fence

Duck Nests

State Fair Preparations and Angrotourism

Preparing for a new roof at Basecamp

Mower Hijinks and repair

Camper parking spot next steps

Getting Fall Seedlings going

Freezer Reorganization Finally in Process

Frankentomato

Need to harvest creek mint

Watercress coming in

Time to harvest Passion flower

Proof that ducks are racist

Holler Neighbor Dinner, schnitzel

Finances - Basecamp Wishlist Idea

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Join me for a group discussion with John Willis of Special Operations Equipment and Jack Spirko of The Survival Podcast.

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Today, we discuss how to navigate all the options out there as you seek your ideal homestead property. We also cover our usual Monday segments.

Featured Event

August 9: Foraging on the Farm at Strong Roots Resources

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Tales from the Prepper Pantry

• We topped off green bean canning for the year — another seasonal task checked off the list. We're also setting up long-term canned goods storage at Basecamp so it's easier to rotate and access what we've put up.
• While I was away, Tactical survived thanks to the stash of homemade convenience meals we'd prepped in advance. Proof that a little forethought goes a long way.
• And this week, we're finally getting seedlings started for the fall garden — about a week later than planned, but they're going in.

Frugality Tip

If you've got a spare room sitting empty, it might be time to put it to work. We brought in $150 this week just by renting out a bedroom on Airbnb — just a clean space, a good description, and letting the system do its thing. Sometimes the easiest money is already inside your house.

Operation Independence

We're gearing up for a trip to Polyface Farm to see Joel Salatin's systems in action. The goal? Learn what we can, adapt what fits, and scale up operations here at the Holler. Always learning, always building.

Main Topic of the Day: Finding the Ideal Homestead

Everybody wants the perfect homestead. Creek in the back, rich soil, gentle slopes, friendly neighbors, no codes, low taxes, a vast homeschooling network, hospital that is close but not TOO close…Oh — and under $200,000, please.

Today, we're digging into how to actually find the IDEAL land for your homestead — starting with the real questions, not the fantasy map.

• Where to go in the state
• How to choose land
• Where the best community is
• Regulatory environment
• To rent or to own?

What does ideal mean? WHY ARE YOUR DOING THIS?

1. What does your ideal day on your land actually look like?
2. Is this about freedom? Fear? Feeding your family?
3. Are you chasing a dream… or running from a disaster?

Zac Bauer of An American Homestead's thoughts on water

List what is important to you:

• Family
• Hospitals?
• Entertainment
• Supplies
• Church
• Crime/Safety
• Kid stuff
• Tax regulations
• Cultural mix

HERE IS THE TRUTH THOUGH

: the ideal property? It's either taken or priced much higher than you will expect - and those super nice properties also have hidden problems. That's the problem we're really solving today — what do you do when your dream and your budget don't match?

That is when you have to prioritize = prioritize what you truly need in a piece of land as Zac pointed out.

In Fact the best homesteaders I know didn't start with perfect property. They started with a good enough place and made it work.

EXAMPLES

• John Willis, Rock Quarry
• The Eversoles (bare land)
• Kerry Brown (off grid)
• Ryan & Steve (local partners)
• Shawn Mills (off grid)

They didn't find a unicorn property — they built a life anyway.

Don't forget — Self-Reliance Festival tickets are still available, but the price goes up soon. If you've been thinking about joining us in Camden this October, now's the time to grab your pass and make a plan. Details are at SelfRelianceFestival.com.

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Today we talk about steep sheep, the Holler Hub project progress, a canning class update, automations on the homestead we wished we had in place and more.

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Am I crazy for running sheep on the steep?

Skid steer progress

Canning class lessons

Placement for next 3 beds are ready - need t hand check

Automated watering and travel

Holler Neighbors Dinner

Finances: Canning class broke even

The airbnb is open

What needs to be harvested

Seedlings

Goldenrod season just in time for the food forest haircut

Mullein seed heads are flowered - harvest the blooms or wait for seed

Holler Roast at the State Fair

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This week, is a broadcast of my talk at Polyface Farm for the Exit and Build Land Summit.

Featured Event Webinar on AI by Shawn Mills! – August 7 at 6pm Central

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This week, we're digging into something that's helped a lot of folks — including me — actually make progress: #my3things. Around here, it started as a simple habit. Write down three things. Do them. Rinse and repeat. Turns out, that's enough to change your whole trajectory.

I'll share how it's helped me stay focused while we expand the Holler Homestead, plus read some thoughts from listeners who've made it part of their daily rhythm.

Also on deck: a green bean canning marathon, why my kitchen looks like a tornado hit it, the story behind my new (super cheap) workstation, and how Basecamp is turning into a legit lodge.

Featured Event Canning Class – July 26, 10am–2pm at the Holler Homestead Only 2 seats left! https://www.livingfreeintennessee.com/product/canning-101/

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Tales from the Prepper Pantry

• Reorganizing canned goods and deep cleaning the shelves
• 49.5 quarts of green beans canned — 12 more quarts will finish our yearly goal
• Kitchen chaos in full swing
• Some thoughts on overabundance and what happens when more people grow gardens

Frugality Tip How I built a new workstation without spending hundreds of dollars

Operation Independence

• Behind-the-scenes of the canning class prep
• Basecamp is becoming a lodge with a rentable room on Airbnb

Main Topic of the Day: My3Things in the Community

• What is #my3things and how it started (Telegram group)
• How it's helped me stay focused while building the next phase of the Holler Homestead
• How it's helped community members — listener testimonials - foreshadow joining the show

Testimonials Janet: What I like most about #my3things is that it gives me permission, mentally, to set aside the thousand other things I have on my to-do list. Why I need that permission is beyond me, but it's a hack that works for me. And instead of moving on to another thing on my to-do list when I've done the three things, I usually reward myself with something fun. The something fun might still be productive work, but it is work I want to do, not work I have to do.

Joe: Being retired, #MyThreeThings helps me stay active, even if many of the Things are now minor; sort of a more goal-directed puttering. I'm certainly glad the drain issue is resolved.

Scott: #mythreethings gives me focus on things that need done for that day. Keeps non important stuff for fill-in work.

Ann: Most days my #mythreethings looks like just a to do list but it gives me 3 of the most important things to get done that day. They might not be things that are moving me forward, but they are things that keep me from falling behind. There are days those ADHD butterflies would get the best of me without 3 things to focus on.

The world, and we, are messy. Do three things anyway and see how far you can go in a month, then 2 months, then a year!

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Today, I am joined by The Tactical Redneck to discuss updates from the Holler Homestead: Sketchy Redneck SHHHi..., Homestead Kitchen Chaos and more.

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• Chef Brett
• Samantha the Savings Ninja

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Today, I share additional thoughts on the Victor/Victim topic as well as dive deeper into the homestead buying club concept.

Heads up! Self-Reliance Festival ticket prices go up tomorrow at midnight — if you've been on the fence, now's the time: https://selfreliancefestival.com

Featured Event

Paul Wheaton has a pretty cool Kickstarter that's in early bird mode through today. The project? A movie about how they developed the "Willow Feeder," their hands-off human waste composting system at Wheaton Labs. They've spent years refining this setup, and now they're ready to share it with the world.

If you toss in just $1 today, you get early supporter perks — including extra stuff they won't offer later.

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Tales from the Prepper Pantry

• Canning a bushel of green beans
• Adding a Freezer so we can better organize frozen stores for the household
• Busting with eggs and need to fix the freeze dryer

Frugality Tip

Meal planning keeps you from eating out and is healthier

Operation Independence

Moving the shed today so that we can put the glamper where the shed was and start renting that out. The shed will be turned into a camping cabin (with AC). Who wants to come to a workday to help us get the areas looking nice?

Main Topic of the Day: Homestead Buying Club and VictorhoodHomestead Buying Club and Empowering Homesteaders

First off, I listened to the interview with Tactical and so very much appreciated him sharing his story and I found it really impactful and also inspiring in continuing on my own healing journey and personal growth, hopefully with some new ideas.

Second, last week's podcast about being a victor or victim was also helpful. It's the midst of burnout season for a lot of farmers (especially production based).

It's all got my wheels turning again about an idea I had exactly a year ago after talking with another market vendor friend and being sick of all the sundresses and floppy hats and picturesque unrealistic homestead Instagram crap. I don't really know the exact vision but just craving a support group of people in similar situations. See the image I made below:

But at the same time, the stress of farming for men is insane too. I know because I see it in Adam. He needs a community of like minded people. He's more isolated these days because he always feels behind on the farm.

We are in a crucial make or break time with our expansion so it's been particularly stressful especially with cash flow management. I know it'll all work out but it can be tough. Adam left his full time job.

I love the idea you had of a farm to table meal.

Also, I've had ideas before of a "homestead Home Depot" salvage (like super cheap consignment or free scraps) where people can look to get spare items others don't need anymore to build things on their homestead. The bad thing is I know everybody likes to keep their own personal junk piles cause "they might need it" but used lumber and scrap metal, animal feeders, heat lamps, waterers, fencing etc can all help people get started or attain something on a budget.

A network of people in the community willing to help people farm sit so that if ever there was a chance to travel you could pay someone familiar with handling livestock etc.

Also, on a personal level for our business, if you get a pma in place, I'm *guessing* you could custom butcher a hog and still sell the individual cuts to holler hub members. There's some gray area there that I don't know about. If it was legal that way that would save people a good bit of money for super high quality pork. In any case, I've got 23 pigs ready in another month or two that I need to displace. We don't have freezer space for all 23 so I'm hoping to get some customs sold too

These are all things that go on inside my brain and since you'd been discussing the holler hub, I thought I'd spill my ideas because I'm honestly overwhelmed with incubating and improving our current business model and not trying to start new ones at this time!

I would still like for us to get out and about and adventure to your place for the next gathering so we'll bring your requested meats then unless you need otherwise.

VICTORHOODAfter listening to Episode 1060, I had some thoughts on the content. I'll try not to be too

long winded but having lived a life full of adversity and still navigating the fall out from

some things, I have quite a bit of thoughts. While I don't hope to magically cure anyone,

I do hope to plant some seeds for thought.

Towards the end of the episode there was a hypothetical posed. I just want to say, as

someone who has personally experienced abuse, I wanted to reiterate that any victim of

a crime is never responsible for what their abuser does. They are ONLY responsible for

their own healing. It's not fair, but it is our responsibility in how we move forward.

As life is, we sometimes trust the wrong people, sometimes we are born to them,

sometimes we are the person in the wrong place at the wrong time. Your singular

responsibility, your role is not becoming a hurt person who hurts people. This is how we

break cycles. This is how we become better people despite our adverse experiences.

This is true when we get terminal diagnosis, we grew up in familial dysfunction, war,

flooding, natural disaster and plagues. We lose people through death and

abandonment. There are tons of adverse experiences we might not have placed

ourselves in, however, we have choices, sometimes all of them are shit. Other times

you must call yourself on your own shit.

But remember, even manure can grow flowers and mushrooms.

On Forgiveness, there are 4 steps.

1. Tell the story
2. Name the hurt
3. Grant Forgiveness
4. Renew or Release the Relationship

While that sounds much simpler than it is, these are the steps one must take. Once you

have granted forgiveness, you are not allowed to continue to punish someone for the

hurt they caused, that however, does not mean you stop talking about it. It means being

able to talk to the transgressor in a way that opens a door for continued forgiveness.

Telling the story doesn't mean you stand on stage and out the person. It means you

speak directly to the person who caused the hurt. It means you reach out to trusted

allies for perspective and support. When we are emotionally escalated, our thoughts

can get carried away. Practice pausing when your emotions are heightened.

Nothing big will ever be able to be solved overnight. That means you do not have to

have an answer today, tonight or even tomorrow. It only means you have a willingness

to come together on the subject.

Forgiveness is a practice. This means that sometimes you will have to choose to forgive

over and over again. Every time that hurt or betrayal surfaces, you will have a decision

to make. This makes repair work exceptionally important.

If you are willing to forgive and the other person does not want to do repair work, you

are entering a cycle of continued harm. Please know when to walk away.

Sometimes the person you have to forgive is yourself. This is imperative for any repair

and healing work.

And finally steps to changing negative thought cycles:

1. Pause and Notice -What am I thinking right now?
2. Become aware of the loop, what is the thought or repeating pattern.

1. Name the Pattern- What kind of thought is this?
2. Am I catastrophizing, black and white thinking, mind reading (assuming I

know what someone is thinking or judging me) or criticism?

1. Feel and Validate- What feeling is driving this thought?
2. Most negative thoughts are a reflection of an unmet need
3. Acknowledge and name it with kindness instead of judgment or

suppression

1. Reframe the thought- What is a kinder, truer, and more empowering

thought?

1. Don't sugarcoat just shift towards something more balanced and

compassionate. Ex: I've made mistakes, but I am learning, and mistakes

do not define my character or value system. That was a good learning

moment for me because I can be more aware of that moving forward.

1. Look for evidence to prove yourself wrong. Think of this, if I am feeling

unlovable, perhaps it's helpful to think of moments or people who make

me feel genuinely cared for and loved. If I think I always have bad luck, try

to remember a time when something worked out for me. Proving negative

thoughts wrong can help disrupt the negative thoughts train.

1. Shift and Choose- What supportive action can I take now?
2. Do something that helps you reset. This can be journaling, breath work or

moving your body. Do something that is for yourself, just YOU. Pouring

yourself into something (like work) instead can be emotional bypassing.

You want to be in your body and body aware, not avoiding it.

Anyway, I hope all of this is helpful. I hope it gives some actionable steps to those who

aren't certain where to start. And I hope this makes you all feel more free. Freedom is

often found in the work we are avoiding.

I want to add that you are worth your own 20 minutes for journaling, for a cup of quite

coffee, for moving your body in a way that feels good to you. You have not received all

the goodness you'll ever have in your life YET. But all of that begins and ends with you.

Make it a great week.

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Today, I am joined by The Tactical Redneck to discuss updates from the Holler Homestead: second cucumber flush, sheep hijinks, running things alone and more. Featured Event: Canning 101: Water Bath & Pressure Canning – July 26, 10am–2pm https://www.livingfreeintennessee.com... Sponsor 1: DiscountMylarBags.com Sponsor 2: The Wealthsteading Podcast, InvestableWealth.com

Home alone

Still haven't harvested the tea mints!

Cucumber wave 2 this week

Tomatoes are a bit slower than other years but we've also had a bunch of cloud cover

2 pet bunnies

3 new ducks - HAVENT FOUND THE pond yet

Sheep escape

Adjusting the house rock wall to keep unwanted weeds away

Basecamp roof

2 minute meatloaf

Generater at the pasture - and weedeater help for neighbors

Meetup July 27

Potato chard recipe - start by overlooking potatoes for potato salad

Kamikaze mouse - also all my mousers are gone

Wheelbarrows still suck

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Before we dive in today: Prayers up for everyone dealing with the aftermath of the Texas floods. The loss of life has been heartbreaking. As always, we'll work to connect you with ways to help — but only through channels where your time, money, and energy won't be wasted. Stay tuned.

Today, we talk about being a victim vs being a victor in the same situations leading to the question: How important is your perspective? We also cover our usual Monday Segments.

Featured Event: July 26 Canning Class in the Holler https://www.livingfreeintennessee.com/product/canning-101/

Sponsor 1: LiveFree.Academy – July 12 Encore of this Year's Exit and Build Land Summit Probably the BEST presentation I've ever given. https://www.exitandbuildlandsummit.com/?aff=bf5c1cb3991a4fdad92049d73c0b50c7d86f0f7314313a50298a11efa1565b71

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• Tried a new method for preserving Swiss chard

• Second wave of cucumbers is coming in this week

• Ate a frog: cleared out the storage shed (creating more space for power pantry storage instead of just piles of stuff)

• Time to double down on drying herbs for tea and cooking

• Really excited about the upcoming canning class

• Hosted a Hipcamper this weekend — boom! $25 earned

Main Topic of the Show: Victim or Victor

First let's look at what a victim is - or rather signs that you are acting like a victim and therefore bringing more negative upon yourself:

1. Overusing the term "I can't"
2. Explaining to friends all the things that went wrong or worked against you EVERY time you get together.
3. Obsessing on what other people think about you, say about you, did to you - or are doing to you to undermine you
4. Telling yourself you'll never get X because Y happened - over and over - this is a message that will come true when you say it - you are the story you tell yourself
5. Focus on the causes of your current troubles rather than the things that can solve problems.

And what does the victor look like?

1. Takes rabid responsibility for their part in their own troubles (John Bush on self reflection, Buying things with a credit card to satisfy the instant gratification monkey, Friend with a violent husband removing herself from access, etc.)
2. Controls their reaction to bad things to make the best of it - but not in a fake toxic positivity way. (Macchu Picchu)
3. Focuses on what they CAN control (this one hurts for a reforming political junkie)
4. Sees obstacles as challenges rather than insurmountable roadblocks
5. Gains self worth internally, not from the feedback of others (and therefore cares not what people say about them or if people are trying to undermine them)

A victor will ask - how can I? A victim will say I can't. That is the biggest difference between the two.

So how do you become a victor when you are stuck as a victim?

1. Recognize where you are - that is the first step to owning your future
2. Shift your mindset from being helpless to proactive, rabid responsibility
3. Know what you cannot control, and embrace that you can control your reaction to it
4. Kill the negative thoughts and paranoia and ask yourself - How can i?
5. Forgive - forgive yourself, forgive those around you - but it is ok to NOT forget6. Set boundaries to keep yourself building your future rather than getting stuck in past, unhealthy cycles.

That choice — to build forward instead of staying broken — is what changes everything.

Make it a great week.

GUYS! Don't forget about the cookbook, Cook With What You Have by Nicole Sauce and Mama Sauce.

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