Zen Preppers

Minimalism is a practice of minimizing all of one's physical and emotional attachments.  Minimalism helps preppers be more likely to survive in a situation where they are stranded. They can survive in many different climates without the need for many durable items. Minimalism also helps preppers to become less reliant on outside sources such as social media, store shelves, grocery stores, etc. Here are eight benefits of minimalism for preppers.

Many people are itching to get out of their apartments and move out to the country especially after the events in 2020. But the big problem is where to get the money for it?

There are many options that will help you make your dream come true in a relatively short time with very little money upfront.

With the Cornavirus taking shape there is so much happening that it can make one dizzy. There is a constant flow of information. Politicians are posturing and pointing fingers. Media outlets are releasing stories at a frantic pace.

All of this is enough to make anyone feel anxious. People simply react differently with all this.

At the beginning of a disease outbreak, most people are usually in denial. Some do not believe the disease exists, while some do not think it could get to them. As the outbreak spreads, different groups of people begin to see reality. By the time it is declared to be a pandemic, alarm bells of panic will be ringing worldwide.

With the Coronavirus affecting many parts of the world and people are staying home there has been an interest in home based businesses.  When working from home, it’s important to choose a niche that suits your passions. Working in any niche can be more challenging when you don’t like what you’re doing. But when you love what you’re doing, you wake up in the mornings with the energy and the enthusiasm to get to work.

Prepping and survival planning does not have to be scary or upsetting. Involving the family and the right mindset can help bring people together in a positive way. 

Survival planning often gets a bad rap in the media. But recent disasters and crisis situations have proven the importance of prepping with common sense.