Ready for the bad day without organizing your life around it
Three books on preparation as ordinary competence rather than an identity. What to have, what to carry, and the walls of fear that stop people acting at all.
Written by somebody who ran disaster recovery for a 16 billion dollar company and who once watched his father need an airlift out of a canyon because they had left the house with granola bars and no plan.
The books
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Real World Survival
Preparing Without Becoming a Prepper
Practical disaster preparedness from someone who lived through Northridge, Hurricane Milton, wildfires, and COVID. No bunkers. No paranoia. What works.
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The Ultimate Bug Out Bag Guide
What Goes In, and Why
At 4:31 AM on January 17, 1994, the Northridge earthquake threw Richard Lowe out of bed into a damaged city with a missing son. Four decades of disasters late
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Don’t Live in Fear
The Walls You Built and How to Get Past Them
The fence isn’t in the yard. It’s in the dog. The job you won’t leave, the raise you won’t ask for, the dream you filed under too late, you got shocked once,
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