SURVIVING THE UNTHINKABLE: A COMPREHENSIVE GUIDE (2)

OFF GRID WEALTH MANAGEMENT

Here’s a detailed checklist to help you prepare effectively: **Food:** - [____] **Canned Goods:** Vegetables, fruits, meats, beans - [____] **Dried Foods:** Rice, pasta, beans, lentils, quinoa - [____] **Freeze-Dried Meals:** Long shelf life and easy to prepare - [____] **Nut Butters:** Peanut butter, almond butter - [____] **Nuts and Seeds:** Almonds, walnuts, sunflower seeds, chia seeds - [____] **Cereal and Granola:** Long-lasting cereals and granola bars - [____] **Protein Bars and Snacks:** High-protein bars, trail mix, jerky - [____] **Powdered Milk:** Milk powder and baby formula (if applicable) - [____] **Beverage Mixes:** Coffee, tea, powdered drink mixes - [____] **Dehydrated Fruits:** Apples, bananas, berries **Water:** - [____] **Water Storage:** At least one gallon of water per person per day for three months (360 gallons total) - [____] **Water Purification Tablets:** Tablets to purify potentially contaminated water - [____] **Portable Water Filters:** LifeStraw or other portable water filtration devices - [____] **Water Storage Containers:** Large containers or barrels for storing purified water **Non-Food Supplies:** - [____] **Hygiene Products:** Toothpaste, toothbrushes, feminine hygiene products - [____] **Medical Supplies:** First aid kit, prescription medications, over-the-counter pain relievers, antiseptics **Alternative Sources** Relying solely on traditional supply chains can be risky during a crisis. Establish alternative sources for essential items: **Local Production:** - **Food:** Support local farmers’ markets and small-scale producers. Learn to grow your own vegetables and herbs to supplement your food supply. - **Goods:** Seek out local artisans and craftsmen for household goods and repair services. - [____] **Toilet Paper:** Sufficient supply for at least three months - [____] **Cleaning Supplies:** Soap, hand sanitizer, disinfectants