Welcome back to the FamilyPreparednessGuide blogsite!
I’m trying to help make your family preparedness plan happen and Keep It Super Simple to achieve it.
Step 5: Make a commitment!
You recall the story of the 3 frogs sitting on a lilypad in an earlier blog?
Set your goal to become prepared and work at it until you accomplish it.
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Make your plan based on your needs.
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Begin––jump in and expand your skills and learn to do and improve constantly by taking action.
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Just do it!
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Your success is in the progressive realization of your goal.
Family Preparedness is not brain surgery––it’s just working through the details until you sweat! The Devil is in the details! You must pay the price of preparedness–you really can’t afford not to!
It’s a matter of making the big commitment to become prepared, and then dealing with the minutiae of many little decisions until you’re comfortable with the preparedness lifestyle you will have created for your family to assure them you can deal positively natural, people-caused, and personal disasters and emergencies.
It’s as simple as that!
Till next time…
James Talmage Stevens
Author: Making the Best of Basics–Family Preparedness Handbook
Blogger @www.FamilyPreparednessGuide.com
Internet Radio: www.BlogTalkRadio.com/family (Broadcast Saturdays, @ 1:00 PM CDST.
I’ll be introducing some very well-informed and special people during July!)
Email: editor@familypreparednessguide.com
P.S.: Coming soon: I’ll be speaking via Internet at a Family Preparedness teleseminar on July 15. More about that later! Save an hour that evening for my teleseminar.
Mon, Jun 29, 2009
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