Prepping, short for preparedness, refers to the process of actively making arrangements, gathering supplies, and developing skills to be ready for potential emergencies or unexpected situations.
It encompasses various facets, including mental, physical, and material preparedness.
The goal of prepping is to increase self-reliance and resilience in the face of adversity.

Prepping helps individuals and families to be better equipped when facing emergencies such as natural disasters, power outages, or severe weather events. Essential supplies like food, water, medication, and emergency kits make a big difference.
Prepping can also be valuable during times of economic instability or job loss.
By having financial reserves, getting rid of debt, and learning practical skills like gardening or repairing, people end up better prepared.
Having a medical kit, filled with the basics, is a good idea.
Also, maintaining good physical health matters. Get into the gym and lift some weights.
Be prepared for the looming energy shortages. Tap into alternative power sources like generators or solar panels.
Learning some self-defence and do some firearm training.
Prepping might be a broad concept but its various components are exceptionally helpful in building self-reliance, confidence, well-being and independence.
James Walton runs the Prepper Broadcasting Network.