The Minimalist Guide to Prepping

Being Prepared Without Being Obsessed: Prepper & Survival Training Just in Case the SHTF off the Grid, Practical... Information War, and Apocalypse, Volume 1

De: John Alexis

Narrado por: Robert Slone

Is the end near? Of course, no one knows the answer to this question. What I do know is there are a few things I want to have just in case. I am not someone who is hoping for an apocalypse, but I am someone who is prepared in case it comes our way. With The Minimalist Guide to Prepping: Being Prepared Without Being Obsessed, I want to teach you what will come in handy in case the SHTF. I don't think that we should spend the last calm days we have obsessing over the being ready for a "Doomsday". I'll help you get prepared in just a few hours a week. I'll go over a few things like:

• What to Have on Hand
• What to Buy and What Not to Buy
• The Bug out Bag
• Skills to Learn Between Now and the Apocalypse
• Weapons
• Gold, Silver, and Bartering
• What to Tell Your Spouse and Children

©2015 Dennis C Boylan II (P)2015 Dennis C Boylan II

bigot

this is mostly common sense. I only realized at the end that this book was for 'husbands'

Basic or bad advice.

Feels like this was written by a prepper that doesn't practice what he preaches. or might not have a clear goal of what they're prepping for.
If you are in a situation where you bug out to the wilderness, gold and silver are going to be as valuable as rocks.
mentions drinking from cactuses and starting friction fires, as if it wasn't plant species dependant.
if you're worried about mauraders, don't keep your gun unloaded.
and lying to your spouse doesn't sound like a healthy relationship.