16 Important Rules of Survival and Preparedness

  1. Do not underestimate the need to defend yourself in ways you can not fathom in advance.

    How will you defend yourself, your family, and your worldly belongings following an apocalypse? Sure, it is easy to say that you will shoot anyone that comes close but could you really do it? Moreover, have you thought of alternative methods to defend what is yours such as setting up blockades or no-enter zones?

  2. Wolves arrive in sheep's clothing.

    Trust is something earned and even though it may feel instinctive, be wary. It is okay to put strangers through some tests and even then, be conservative in doling out trust cookies.

  3. Perceived "good guys" may be bad and perceived "bad guys" may actually be good.

    No surprise here. Just be prepared to evaluate, interview and act based upon as much knowledge and gut instinct you can muster. Trust no one until that trust in earned. Start building your criteria for trustworthy-ness starting today. Practice your interview questions and learn how to say "no" if you have to.

  4. In every situation there is a moment where you may have the chance to turn the tables.

    Learn to take advantage of those moments now, while you can hone your skill at recognizing those opportunities.

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