Prepper's Guide to Survival Off the Grid

How to Be Self-Sufficient and Self-Reliant When Society Crashes and the Lights Go Out

By: Johnathan Nash

Narrated by: Bill Ayers

Length: 3 hrs and 55 mins

Publisher's summary

Prepare for any potential disaster by making simple and cost-effective changes that will keep your loved ones safe when all hell breaks loose.

Are you worried about potential catastrophes that could endanger your family and friends?

Do you want to improve your self-sufficiency and become more independent to show that you can thrive in life-threatening situations?

Are you ready to save money and effort in the long run by taking these essential steps now to safeguard your future?

Imagine being in this situation: Your worst fears are coming true—a global catastrophe is really happening. Your family is in danger and you have seconds to act fast. Do you know what you would do?

Being prepared is the only way to protect the people you love and increase your chances of survival when the worst does eventually happen.

And let’s face it—it’s not a question of "if" but a question of "when". In the last few years, we have been through a pandemic, war, natural catastrophes, and more, and yet people still need convincing that the time to act is now.

If you don’t want to find yourself and your family in a precarious situation when disaster strikes, you need to start getting ready today.

©2022 Lee Nicholson (P)2022 Lee Nicholson

Survivalist's Guide to Prepping

I was lucky enough to receive Nash's paperback in July. He writes with a noticeable voice that resembles an Uncle at a campfire educating a boy scout troop. The information is prosaic and helpful and covers literally everything to be prepared for in contingency situations from herb lore to canning and plausible scenarios that require special information up to and including what to do in the event of nuclear war. The audiobook is lacking where visual step by step knot tying is concerned, so you may want to go ahead and get the paperback as well, but the audiobook is succinct and the presentation has good diction and enunciation. This turns out to be a splendid listen in the car on the way to and from work. So get your Go Bags ready and have a sense of personal security with the knowledge Nash imparts. God Bless.
Stefan Leach in Oklahoma

Excellent guide, very informative

The prepping community has been growing rapidly. Surviving off the grid is becoming a reality and it’s not too soon to start prepping. This guidebook will surely help. No matter what you may think about one day needing to survive a natural disaster, an electrical shutdown of the grid, or financial collapse, one thing is for certain. The ones who will survive a long-term aftermath of such a disastrous event are the ones who are prepared for it. A short-term catastrophe is one thing, but if the emergency goes on for a long period of time, there are things you will need to know about how to survive it. In this audiobook, Jonathan Nash lays it all out and makes you think about more than just rushing out to get water or which foods to stock up on when you get stuck in your home for a few days. He talks about how to assess your own situation in the area of where you live and make appropriate plans.

Disease, lack of sanitation, no phones or ways to contact family members and friends, services like the police or fire department not being available, injuries that require first aid—we will have to know how to do the things we’ve previously counted on others to do for us. The author covers possible scenarios, the kinds of food you will want to store, what you will need to defend your home and family from intruders, and much more.

Off-grid living is also called homesteading. It’s not as easy as it sounds, but Nash give us the information we need to create our own little domain where we can be safe, productive, and most of all, self-sufficient. Chapters 7 and 8 are full of great tips and suggestions, many explained in great detail, that offer solutions to off the-grid-challenges. Great information. Highly recommended.

Great book if something doesn't turn up well

All the types of catastrophes you can think of are covered in this book. Why not be prepared? Great insights and details on how to plan for disasters!

A Great book

At times we live our life in fullness that we tend to forget that we do not know the future.
It is good to prepare yourself in case you have a casterstroph that can endanger our life.
Life is full of huddles and preparing one’s self on to survive during a life threatening situation will go a long way to prepare you you mentally and physically.

Uncomfortable Truth but Very Helpful

This is a challenging title to listen to because it's about facing disasters. But it is essential to be prepared! I must say that the narrator's voice was very calming to listen to, which helped, especially when he was talking about facing a nuclear blast or any WHTF situation. I also like the chapter on food prep and the plant section that can help with medical emergencies. Overall, an excellent addition to my selection of self-reliance books.

Important book!

Overall the book is excellent. Thoroughly enjoyed this book with all of it's improvised hacks and tips for surviving different situations by using the most common items not usually used in ways of improving your life and way of thinking.

Feeling Prepared!

I used to think being prepared meant having some canned food and a couple gallons of water in my garage...Not the case! Jonathan Nash really makes you think about what it would take to live comfortably should the worst happen. Canned beans and rice are not enough. He also makes it clear that being fully prepared isn't necessarily cheap - and gives tips on how to store up over time. A must read for anyone, you don't have to be paranoid- it's about being smart and feeling secure.

Amazing Survival Guide!

I was immediately captivated by the way Johnathan Nash and narrator Bill Ayers have joined forces to bring us an educational and engaging audiobook experience. In a time when uncertainty looms large, and the desire for self-reliance continues to grow, this audiobook couldn't be more relevant.

I was pleasantly surprised by the breadth of topics covered in this audiobook. From gardening and food preservation to alternative energy sources and emergency medical care, Nash leaves no stone unturned. His practical, step-by-step approach ensures that even the most novice of listeners will walk away feeling empowered and confident in their ability to face whatever challenges may come.

The audiobook made me realize that self-reliance is not just about acquiring skills and supplies but also about cultivating a mindset of adaptability and resilience. In this way, Nash's guide is not just an invaluable resource for preppers but for anyone seeking to cultivate a more self-sufficient lifestyle.

In conclusion, Prepper's Guide to Survival Off the Grid is a must-listen for anyone seeking to become more self-reliant and better prepared for the unexpected. Johnathan Nash's comprehensive and engaging writing, combined with Bill Ayers' captivating narration, make for a truly enjoyable and educational experience. This audiobook has left a lasting impact on me, and I have no doubt that it will do the same for you.

Must listen

Disasters and catastrophes can happen anytime, anywhere, and without warning. And if you are not prepared ahead, you will panic and lose. As such, everyone should be prepared or at least informed of how to survive off the grid when the time comes. We have seen the pandemics and the ongoing wars and conflicts, and how it has affected us; and this is the time to stay informed and get prepared. As such this is an excellent resource to help you with that. Great content. Nicely presented. Highly recommend.

practical and helpful

I recently listened to "Prepper's Guide to Survival Off the Grid" on audiobook and found it to be an excellent resource for anyone interested in preparing for emergencies or living a self-sufficient lifestyle. The author's advice is practical and actionable, making it easy to implement his strategies.

What I appreciated most about this audiobook was the breadth of topics covered. The author covers everything from food and water storage to building a shelter and generating power. His advice on homesteading and sustainable living is particularly valuable.

Another standout feature of this audiobook is the author's no-nonsense approach. He acknowledges that preparing for emergencies can be daunting, but he breaks down the steps into manageable tasks. His tone is informative and encouraging, without being alarmist.

Overall, I highly recommend "Prepper's Guide to Survival Off the Grid" to anyone interested in self-sufficient living or preparing for emergencies. The audiobook format is easy to follow, and the author's advice is practical and helpful. Whether you're a seasoned prepper or just starting out, this audiobook is a must-listen.