‘Be Prepared by Friday’ Quick Start Guide by Sissy Neel is now available on Amazon.com!
Why write another prepping book?
If you wonder if you should be doing more to be prepared for unforeseen emergencies , I wrote this book just for you! We have all seen the crazy weather all over the country. The anxiety that these situations cause is huge. With ‘ Be Prepared by Friday’ as a guide you will be ready for nearly any emergency that will come up.
Do you have someone who dismisses prepping?
‘Be Prepared by Friday’ will help you start a calm rational discussion about prepping with the most skeptical of people. It has a firm base in Red Cross and FEMA guidelines. This book is quick and easy to implement, even with a tight budget and hectic schedule. Whether you are a kid in a college dorm, a single, a soccer mom or a senior, this book will help you prepare for the unexpected that happens in every life.
How do you even start prepping?
There are things that you can do today! But will you? I will go over the mindsets of the average joe that hinder prepping efforts and how to address these. There are so many steps you can take that will not cost you a dime. It will cost you time and effort. But the steps are the same whether you are living in a trailer or a mansion.
As humans , we all have the same needs. To be ok, we need food, water, shelter and security. Gadgets can be helpful, but your mind has to be right and your skills have to be up to par.
I have a pretty solid prepper wish list, if you want to get some ideas . I highly recommend getting the book, Be Prepared by Friday! It will help get you focused and on your way.
Hi Sissy,
Thank you for sharing your prepping book, it looks like it is very informative.
I will give it a go and if I have any questions then I will get in touch with you, if that is OK?
Keep up the great work.
All the best,
Tom
Thanks Tom,
I would be happy to answer any questions you come up with. Everyone needs to be more prepared for unexpected events, but its hard to know where to start. Feel free to look at the older articles. There’s lots of simple ideas that can be implemented rather quickly. Thanks for looking!
Sissy
Hello Sissy,
I think this speaks to many people who know they should be better prepared but feel stuck on where to begin. When it’s broken into small, immediate steps, it suddenly feels more manageable, and that alone can build confidence and keep panic in check when something unexpected happens. Preparedness doesn’t have to come from fear. It’s really about giving yourself and your family a bit of control when circumstances aren’t. You made that feel practical and approachable, which isn’t easy to do with this topic. Really well-written article.
On a side note, I also enjoyed your prepper wish list. I have many of the things on it, but I never thought about a carbon monoxide detector. I will need to add one! Thanks for such a great idea for confined spaces.
Michael
Good afternoon Michael,
I appreciate your comments. Making preparedness a norm is my goal. I hope that each article sheds light on a new task to be achieved. I believe everyone can and should build these skills into their lives. Thanks for stopping by. It’s always good to visit with folks. Stop by anytime!
Sissy
Just a quick note! This book is 100% written by me …typos and all. I did let AI help with the illustrations. It would have taken 10 years to draw them all by hand! Some troller was saying that it was another AI book…schumk… This book is a how to guide to get you from scared and unsure to confident and prepared with real life experience. I hope you will read this book and learn things that will help you thrive!