“Situational awareness” isn’t just for stone-faced Hollywood actors, secret agents, or ninjas. It’s for everyone, especially my SMSFs (Single Moms/Solo Females).
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I hope you enjoyed my first Podcast exclusive episode, “Men with Microphones”. What do you think? let me know in the comments! In case you aren’t aware of this male phenomenon, feel free to check out the below creators who have stitched in some of these Men with Microphones moments with their excellent – and
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(10 minute read) I wanted to expand on the previous blog because I believe there is more that I can suggest regarding this subject. Close those blinds and drapes at night! One thing that makes me crazy are SMSFs who leave their blinds or drapes open at night so strangers can see inside and determine
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(5 minute read) A woman was asked recently if she would prefer to be in the woods alone with a bear or a man, and she answered the bear. Other women who were asked this question overwhelmingly chose the bear. An upcoming podcast, “Men with Microphones,” delves into why this topic continues to rage online
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(7 minute read) The words stockpiling and hoarding have become somewhat interchangeable in the context of prepping, and the line between the two can get blurry. In my opinion, the key is to recognize the difference and not let anyone try to guilt or shame you for wanting to be sure you have what you
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(8 minute read) One of the biggest misconceptions about prepping is that it focuses on preparing for a major disaster or the big “SHTF” scenario. But this is only partially true. Being ready for ANY scenario that would change your day-to-day life, even if temporary, often gets lost in the conversation. As I have mentioned
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(15 min read)I was never a skinny kid. I was active; I played softball in school on a team with a pretty tough schedule and rode my bike. Summers were spent at my great-aunt’s house in the suburbs, where I did more of both daily, jumping rope, hopscotch, etc. Unfortunately, my genetics made me short,
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(11 minute read) Right now, nothing is more important than storing food and water. Preparedness is more critical than that dress, that event, or the twice-a-month mani-pedi. Prepping is protection; as important as locking your door. Your club buddies are probably not thinking about how they can help you when the SHTF, so act accordingly.
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(10 minute read) To make it through an extreme situation, becoming self-aware is essential. Your disposition and response during a crisis will be critical – especially if you have children. You must be very honest with yourself about how you react to stressful situations and put in the work to make improvements. Ask yourself the
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(9 minute read) As mentioned in the previous post, you can start by doing small things that will not add too much time and money to your already busy schedule and constrained finances. You must consider what is reasonable for you to accomplish based on the time, resources, and budget you can allot. But the
