There is something incredibly powerful about advance knowledge of an event. If you have an early warning, you can take important preparedness and safety steps before those around you even know there's an issue. You have a better chance of keeping your loved ones safe. You won't drive right into an emergency while it's happening.

There are a few ways to set up your own advance warning system about local and world events using the technology that is practically omnipresent in our modern society.

LINK: https://www.theorganicprepper.com/early-warning/

What about you?

How do you keep up with current events and breaking news? How do you get your most important alerts? Have you ever used any of the suggestions in this article?

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