In this webinar Mike Geertsen of Depiction, Inc. will examine some of the many ways technology can be used by individuals in their disaster preparation, with a special focus on Depiction mapping and simulation software. All webinar attendees will also receive a free copy of Mike’s eBook “Technology for Personal and Family Preparedness.” Get the details…
On Tuesday, May 25th at 7:00 PM CDT Mike Geertsen of Depiction, Inc. will be presenting a special one-hour webinar entitled “Technology for Personal Preparedness.” Don’t miss this fantastic free webinar especially for preppers! Here’s how to register…
“It is not all bad, this getting old, ripening. After the fruit has got its growth it should juice up and mellow. God forbid I should live long enough to ferment and rot and fall to the ground in a squash…”
Being proactive about preparedness means having a plan.
It’s a simple 3-step process…
Though you cannot control disasters, you CAN control how they affect you and how you respond to them—it’s a matter of personal choice. Will you respond to a preparedness challenge with your best efforts ahead of time, or will you wait and react when it happens with fear?
Knowledge alone has limited power. Applied knowledge is true power—and wisdom! Being proactive about preparedness means …
Personal preparedness expert Barbara Salsbury returns tonight to discuss “proactive” (as opposed to “reactive”) preparedness and give away 3 signed copies of her latest book, “Preparedness Principles.” We’ve included a short video to help you “prep” for tonight’s show.
There’s still time to enter the drawing! Here’s how…
Barbara Salsbury returns tonight for a special show about earthquake preparedness. Barbara has lived through the earthquakes in Northern California, and will discuss how this event changed her life and the way she prepares for disasters.
Get on the live show, and get your questions and concerns answered by one of the nation’s experts!
Mark your calendar and bookmark this link to listen live:
http://doctorprepper.com/this-show.html