How do you see yourself? Are you a lone wolf? Do you trust in yourself above all others when it comes to your survival? A lot of 'preppers' are very determined people who will stick to their guns when it involves the survival of themselves and their families. Some individuals find more comfort in having a support group they can rely on during an emergency situation. Networking can be a viable option in terms of survival. It means you don't have to manage everything all by yourself.
When perilous times hit, people will be pushed to the limit, going above and beyond the normal scope of their psychological and physical capabilities. When you belong to a network of like-minded people it gives you a community that works together to help save lives. This kind of support can be life saving. However, you shouldn't wait until a disaster strikes before you start getting ready. Being caught off guard can truly be devastating.
Survival Networking
How do you see yourself? Are you a lone wolf? Do you trust in yourself above all others when it comes to your survival? A lot of 'preppers' are very determined people who will stick to their guns when it involves the survival of themselves and their families. Some individuals find more comfort in having a support group they can rely on during an emergency situation.
Networking can be a viable option in terms of survival. It means you don't have to manage everything all by yourself. When perilous times hit people will be pushed to the limit, going above and beyond the normal scope of their psychological and physical capabilities. When you belong to a network of like-minded people it gives you a community that works together to help save lives. However, you shouldn't wait until a disaster strikes before you start getting ready. Being caught off guard can truly be devastating.
What one family is lacking in another family may have in excess. Survival families can trade knowledge, skills, and resources to strengthen the community as a whole. Each person in the community has the ability to trade skills and resources to the betterment of the group. A lot of communities are a mix of gardeners, cooks, truck drivers, welders, contractors, electricians, and many other useful crafts. When you pool all of these resources you have a powerful support system to help you stay alive in a disaster situation.
THE LONE RANGERS
Not everybody likes the idea of belonging to a group. Networking just isn't their strong suit. They would rather go it alone and count only on themselves for survival. Lots of survivalists don't even like to let other people know they are 'preppers'. They feel like others may try to exploit them and their goods. During desperate times even your good friends and neighbors could come after your stockpiles. They'll want your guns, food, water, and more. So keeping it a secret appeals to many survivalists. Of course, you couldn't put iron bars on the windows or dig trenches around your property without drawing a lot of attention.
Mostly the lone wolf mentality comes from just a personal attitude. If your family is large and your resources are limited to the point you can only take care of you and your family, it may be better to hide the fact that you have those resources available.
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