Source: GBTV
Buy Farm Land
- Grow your own food.
- Live near people and begin to make alliances of skills (barter).
- Live near farm land.
Electronics Free
- Paper copies of important documents
- Know where your deeds are. Take them in emergency
- People act like russian gangs in times of trouble
College/School
- Apprenticeships are the future.
- Discuss the value of school for what you can earn.
- Do not look for labels they will become meaningless (Yale).
- Find other forms of school. Online.
- Teach young children now that college is not a given
- Demand merit from school and student or pull your time/$.
- Educate yourself at all times. Always read.
- Have a hard copy of important books and documents.
- Learn old and/or lost practices.
Mending/Canning/Farming
- Learn to fix an engine
- Re-learn reading a map
- Know the news. Life can change quickly.
- Be able to defend your positions by knowing the other side
Traditions
- Preserve what is important. Shed all others. Conserve and
- Preserve. Reclaim and restore.
Money
- Gold, food, cigarettes, liquor, sugar, ammunition, guns, seeds.
- Skills (barter) knowledge.
- Have 30 days cash on hand.
- Buy a house.
- Stop all excess spending. Buy quality only. Forget fashion only.
- Measure twice – cut once. Do not waste.
- Consider a fuel efficient SUV/truck.
- Consider something prior to 1979 fix yourself
Location
- Live near like minded people. Texas, mountains or where god still plays a role in real life.
- If you cannot move (no place will be untouched) create network.
Business/Work
- Be the best you can be. Be the one employee no one can fire.
- Small biz – be the product or service no one can cancel.
Conserve and Preserve
- Learn from the depression.
- Advertise when no one else is: Chevrolet.
- Stay in business but downsize and preserve (arch).
Honesty, Integrity and Charity
- Be George Bailey
- Spit yourself out of the system. Turn upside down now.
- Put your money where your heart is.
- Do business in symbiotic ways – we need each other.
- Do not try to put others out of business, let them do it.
- Gimbles and Macys.
- Never be the smartest man in the room.
- Take care of your employees the best you can.
- Take less and give more.
- Read Franklin and Washington.
Life
- Do not plan your life and then move. Plan, listen and obey.
- Practice at least Franklin’s American religion.
Serve
- Honor all of your obligations.
- Preserve – food, time, money, energy.
- Teach your children the basics.
- Values/principles.
- Do with less now. Less of a shock if it comes later.
Serve/Share
- Join a 9.12 group.
- Link online.
- Phone and locations.
- Have a meeting place established for family.
- Read the bible.
- Have a gun and know how to shoot it.
- Resolve those issues that are holding you back.
- Stop all behavior that does not expand you or others into good.
- Make amends for what you have done.
- Find peace and get to work.
- Teach children work ethic.
- Tolerate nothing that you feel is wrong by remaining silent.
- Let your children see you stand.
- Be honorable in all of your dealings.
- Understand that anger is a part of life but never feed it.
- The first look is not a problem. It is the second look.
- Never be the best man/woman in the room.
- Be happy and optimistic. Life will go on. Make plans for the future. Get married. Have children.
Mr. Glenn Beck,
Thank you for this advice. If all lived by this we would not be where we are today. I hope millions and millions of people read it, head it and live by it. Thank you for being a charitable person with your wisdom and other things you do for people.
John W. Ward II