Surviving Economic Collapse - The Proper Mindset to Make it Regardless If Collapse Ever Happens
The key to surviving economic collapse is independence.
This doesn't mean to become a loner or someone who is completely isolated.
This means that you change your dependency on the systems you rely on.
For example, if you want a salad, there are quite a few systems that you are depending on to remain intact to get you that salad.
You need the workers in the foreign country to continue to work.
You need trade dealing with oil to remain intact to fuel the transportation to get the salad to your country.
You need the regional and local economies to buy, sell, and distribute the salad to your city.
You need to store in your city to remain open so you can purchase with a currency that you hope remains stable.
If any one of these systems are hurt, limited, or cease to exist, no salad for you.
You could just grow your own salad.
Yes, you would have to depend on weather, but for the most part good weather is fairly consistent and the only system you would be depending on.
Identify the areas of your life where you are dependent on multiple systems.
Start with the basics like food and water.
Then move on to things like energy needs.
Maybe the bank owns most of the property you live on so getting that to become yours completely is the next goal.
As you become more and more independent of the systems, your reliance on these will become more limited.
A collapse would be difficult but more manageable.
Most of this is common sense and practical.
It's doesn't necessarily require a massive change in lifestyle.
It's about working on logical goals so that you have resources that you can depend on regardless of what the local economy or global economy is doing.
Vegetables still grow in the ground regardless of what interests rates are or how much oil costs.
Take a serious look at what you depend on and find ways of making yourself more independent.
That's the best strategy for surviving economic collapse.
This doesn't mean to become a loner or someone who is completely isolated.
This means that you change your dependency on the systems you rely on.
For example, if you want a salad, there are quite a few systems that you are depending on to remain intact to get you that salad.
You need the workers in the foreign country to continue to work.
You need trade dealing with oil to remain intact to fuel the transportation to get the salad to your country.
You need the regional and local economies to buy, sell, and distribute the salad to your city.
You need to store in your city to remain open so you can purchase with a currency that you hope remains stable.
If any one of these systems are hurt, limited, or cease to exist, no salad for you.
You could just grow your own salad.
Yes, you would have to depend on weather, but for the most part good weather is fairly consistent and the only system you would be depending on.
Identify the areas of your life where you are dependent on multiple systems.
Start with the basics like food and water.
Then move on to things like energy needs.
Maybe the bank owns most of the property you live on so getting that to become yours completely is the next goal.
As you become more and more independent of the systems, your reliance on these will become more limited.
A collapse would be difficult but more manageable.
Most of this is common sense and practical.
It's doesn't necessarily require a massive change in lifestyle.
It's about working on logical goals so that you have resources that you can depend on regardless of what the local economy or global economy is doing.
Vegetables still grow in the ground regardless of what interests rates are or how much oil costs.
Take a serious look at what you depend on and find ways of making yourself more independent.
That's the best strategy for surviving economic collapse.
