Buying on a Budget
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Have you ever wanted to start your preps but don’t know where to start. Well here it is ladies and gentlemen. The tips on this show will be tips for everyday and preps to be ready in any situation. Budgeting is something that budget not only helps everybody with everyday living. It helps you get an advantage for the worst to come. No one wants to be in a situation were they didn’t have something stored up or save. A big portion of our discussion will be how many basic preps doesn’t have to cost an arm and a leg. Read more “Buying on a Budget!”
As I write this I am listening to congress discuss the next steps on gun control. They are talking about the failings of current measures and the possible imposition of new gun control restrictions.
I approached The Prepper Journal a couple months ago for a client. I already knew of the site and loved its content. I was a fan long before all of this freelance writing. Well, I posted some great content on there about setting up a 
Who would say “no” to prepping for free? Not many people, I imagine… I know stockpiling costs money, but I went ahead and found the things to do to prepare that cost (almost) nothing.
On this episode of the “The Prepping Academy” Forrest and Tenderfoot discuss one of the most talked about subjects in prepping, Prepping on a Budget. This subject has been on every blog and podcast out there. On this show we hope to share with you a whole knew thinking strategy with it comes to buying your prepping supplies. 
On this special episode of I Am Liberty we talk about taking advantage of the barter economy that is alive and well out there. Dare I say it could even be growing. We are in the most entrepreneurial time in history. Everyone is peddling something or another. Its harder than ever to make the right decisions about advertising and you know what sometimes I say “Screw it” and ask a company to swing a product 
You prep for disaster, stock up and fortify. Gain the tools & talent to handle catastrophe. But what if, instead of a bad storm, earthquake, tidal wave, forest fire or zombie attack, disaster comes visiting in a totally unexpected form. 
Its very rare we take the time to talk about income but lately I have been looking for ways to change that. The motivation behind this is two fold. One is the fact that I am looking to take control of my world and not be held to the typical eight hour work day. The second reason I am looking for 
This is all about those free preps you might not have known you can get for… well free! What about all those different items that you can reuse for prepping? Not only the reuse but also what we can do to make a little extra money for our prepping needs. The need for preps can really have an impact on our wallet when we are on 
I hear it over and over. Always the same problem and the one big problem many homesteaders struggle to overcome. In a rural setting often times jobs can be scarce. How can you make money to pay for things like taxes and incidentals? 
The number one lesson we have been taught by the economic crisis of 2008, is to be very careful with where we invest or what we do with our cash. It has likewise taught us that in times of uncertainty, consulting your counselor could be the best step to take. The economic collapse in 2008 likewise opened open doors 
