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This long awaited discussion centres on building individual resiliency into your sources of income, adopting measures of simplification and creating a life that can pivot and adjust in the face of unexpected disruption.  How do we add additional lines of income, create agility in those sources of income through digitization.  Throughout the episode the emphasis is on the individual to make the necessary plans and enact appropriate decisions to ensure that reliance on government for handouts is minimized and ideally rendered necessary.  

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In this final episode of the series on individual emergency preparedness, we discuss how to maintain the standard chosen in your analysis through remaining engaged with the world and analyzing facts.  Further, we look at weather and how it effects your plans, activities and how the Internet provides YouTube, Blogs and Webpages full of distractions and pitfalls to avoid.  A quick discussion on bug in / bug out vs. get home bags and the most important aspect - building and strengthening your social capital.  

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In this 4th episode in the series, we outline a deliberate planning tool, based upon the main sectors of critical infrastructure and a planning horizon you choose, that enables you to develop an individual emergency preparedness plan for yourself and those for whom you are responsible.  This plan is devised by you, including all your own family's considerations and is an adoption of the principles found in formal military planning tools.  

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This third episode of the series covers the limitations of municipal governments, their priorities and why you are likely to be on your own for at least the first 72 hrs following a significant incident.  Linking concepts from the first two episodes, we orientate you to preparing to thrive, vice survive in times of disruption and difficulty

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The second episode of this series outlines the reasons why people are not prepared by discussing demographics and vulnerable communities from a research perspective.  Following in the genre of individual responsibility, the episode dives into the concepts of individual and community resiliency with evidence to support the premise that strong self confidence and social ties correlates to far better outcomes in disasters. 

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In this first episode of a 5 episode series, we discuss individual emergency preparedness as a mindset, a philosophy and a mens through which you examine events to determine how they may affect you and your way of life.  A short discussion on the organization of the Canadian Federal Government's emergency legislative framework.  This episode orientates the listener to thinking about individual emergency preparedness as far more than a stash of supplies, but a permanent mindset: Who is responsible for your outcomes?

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Channel introduction outlining the who, why and goals of the podcast.  

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