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Tag Archives: Survival Skills
Practicing Survival Skills When You Live in an Urban Setting
Survival skills have always played an important role in staying prepared for the worst-case scenarios of life. While over the last several centuries our species has migrated toward city living and urban spaces, the focus on the tools needed to overcome and recover from disaster hasn’t really made the trip with us. Indeed, survival training is still usually undertaken with a trip out into the wilderness. Yet, the dangers that occur in the depths of the woods don’t necessarily reflect how most people are likely to experience a fight for survival. Recent studies have revealed that natural disasters are on … Continue reading
The Four Phases of Emergency Management
It’s important to understand that there are distinct stages, or phases, to surviving through an emergency. These are called The Four Phases of Emergency Management and they are: Mitigation Mitigation is preventing disasters or taking steps to lessen the impact of unavoidable disasters. Ideally, mitigation should occur before an emergency happens. However, mitigation and preparedness sometimes do not occur until after a disaster happens and repairs are being made; this is quite common in the corporate world. This is also often seen in government agencies where there is a tendency not to notice a potential disaster until it strikes. All … Continue reading
Drinking Coffee as a Survival Skill?
Those of you that know me, know that I can’t stand coffee. I’ve always found it to be a vile and nasty liquid that was to be shunned at all costs. Even after years of my wife trying to convince me that if I drank it the way she makes it, I would probably like it. “Begone vile drink!” would often be my reply. Not anymore. As odd as it is for me to say it, I’m now a coffee drinker. Here’s my story. Pretty much everyone I know drinks coffee. When I was in the Marines, even in the middle … Continue reading
