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Top 3 Survival Wakeup Calls of 2025

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Let’s be honest, if the last few years haven’t nudged you toward prepping, 2025 might be the final push. We’ve gone from a global pandemic to rising inflation, civil unrest, and growing international tensions – all with breakneck speed.

At this point, being even a little bit prepared isn’t fringe, it’s smart. Across the globe, regular people are starting to ask, “What if things get worse?” Well, I believe in getting ahead of that question with a calm and confident plan.

Here are the top three survival wake-up calls shaking folks awake in 2025, and what you can do to prepare without losing your mind (or your budget).

2025s top 3 survival wakeup calls
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Survival Planning for 2024

/ Kathleen Marshall / 1 Comment

Have you started your survival planning for 2024 yet? Survival preppers always prepare for unforeseen events. To correctly anticipate what might happen, you should be aware of what is happening worldwide so you can be prepared for anything.

Having a strategy for what you will gather and prepare ahead of time is essential, but you also need to know what to watch out for. Following the news can help you prioritize your plans more effectively.

Survival preppers face new issues every year. Civil unrest might be the topic in one year, the global economy in another, or the supply chain or a pandemic in another. Having a yearly survival plan is important. However, you should also break down your planning process by month, task, and the supplies you’ll need. 

Having a yearly survival plan is important. However, you should also break down your planning process by month, task, and the supplies you'll need. 
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Creating a Comprehensive Bug-Out Plan

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Do you have a comprehensive bug-out plan for you and your family? During a major emergency or catastrophe, staying at home isn’t always an option. You should be prepared to leave at any moment in case of a natural disaster, such as a hurricane.

Many people think bug-out bags are all you need, but there are actually many other aspects to consider when planning to bug out if you want to avoid danger. Having a bug-out bag is important, but you should also have knowledge and multiple backup plans in the event of an emergency. This includes information such as what roads to take, how to survive without electricity for long periods of time, and more. You can’t use a bug-out bag if you have all of the supplies but none of the know-how.

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You need more than a well-stocked bug-out bag. Free Stock photos by Vecteezy
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