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Todd Sepulveda
I'm the owner/editor of Prepper Website, a DAILY preparedness aggregator that links to the best preparedness articles on the internet. I'm also a public school administrator and a pastor. My personal blog is Ed That Matters, where I write about preparedness and from time to time, education. Connect with me on one of my social media outlets below.
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Keep up all the great work, Todd. These websites are such valuable resources to the prepper community, so a huge thank-you for your hard work.
HAPPY BIRTHDAY!!!!!! 🙂 🙂
Hey Todd thanks for all your efforts!!! The information you make available, so easily is without comparison. Kudos to you my friend and keep up the good work.
GOD bless!!
Longshadow
Thanks for your encouragement!
Peace,
Todd
Hey Todd, I’m new to being a prepper but not to outdoors life. What can you point me too for begging this on a very cheap budget, but planed growth, like some type of check list, or should haves etc?
Hi Steve,
I would say that the most important thing is to do a needs assessment and make a plan. The lat thing you want to do is start making a bunch of purchases of things you don’t need, especially if you are on a budget. The basics: food, water, shelter, defense are important and you should look to those first.
I have a page where you can research any prepping topic – http://www.prepperwebsite.com/tag-cloud/
I would probably start off by checking this page out though – http://www.prepperwebsite.com/tag/planning/ and http://www.prepperwebsite.com/tag/plans/
Also look up the “frugal” tag here – http://www.prepperwebsite.com/tag/frugal/
JWR has a “List of Lists” on the left side of his blog – http://www.survivalblog.com that is useful.
I hope that helps!
Peace,
Todd
Todd,
Just stopping by to say I’m enjoying your new podcast and stream it on my work commute. Thanks for pushing the boundaries yet again and making it even easier to be prepared.
-SG
SG. Thanks for the feedback. I really appreciate it!