We Prepare for Survival But Is It The Main Thing?

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In the past, I have written about the never ending list of things to do, the frantic pace of organizing preps, and the never ending quest to learn just one more sustainable skill.

 Couple all of that with the burden of truth and knowledge that keeps you awake at night, and you have a recipe for frustration, exhaustion, and burn out.

There goes those words again.  Prepper burn out.

The truth is we all have a need for quiet, reflective, time whether we know it or not.  It is during that reflective time that we can think, really think, and focus on what is really important.

  Is learning ten different ways to start a fire so important when all you really need is three?

And who do you believe?  Is there any one expert?  Or is everyone a beginner of sorts?

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