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Don't Let Prepping Take Over Your Life

I'm currently on an extended research trip to Europe with at least a
dozen countries on the list. It has been marvelous and I couldn't
possibly be happier. (If you want to follow along, go here for photos
and observations .) My inbox has
been full of messages since I announced it, many wishing me well and
others telling me that they were unsubscribing.

But this gives me joy, hones my skills, and feeds my soul. Whether I'm
swimming in a warm Aegean-blue sea, getting windblown at the Acropolis,
and breathing in the damp, fresh smell of a tropical forest, soaking in
an amazing view, or gazing at the same stars on a foreign mountain, I'm

**living**. And only I can choose the "right" way to do that.

The same goes for you, too.

There's one thing I really want to stress to people in the prepping
community because I'm watching so many people go completely overboard.
This is not mentally healthy.

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You need things in your life outside of prepping. The "hide in the
bunker" mentality is not healthy. Living fearfully is NOT what
preparedness is all about.

Let's discuss this. I'd love to hear about the experiences you hope to
have.
Love,
Daisy

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