05/29/2026
Most preppers think they’re doing the right things to prepare.
But what if the biggest problem isn’t what you’re buying…
What if it’s the order you’re doing it in?
In this episode of Clickbait & Coffee, we’re discussing why I believe many people are preparing backwards and focusing on gear before building the fundamentals that actually create preparedness.
Too many people spend time and money on:
* gear
* gadgets
* bug out bags
* tactical equipment
while neglecting the things that matter most:
* water
* medical training
* practical skills
* communication
* community
* planning
Preparedness is about building capability, not just collecting equipment.
In this livestream we'll discuss:
� Why water should come before food
� Why medical training is more important than most people realize
� Why owning a radio is not the same as having communications capability
� The importance of practical skills over expensive gear
� Why community may be your most valuable preparedness asset
� How to prioritize your preparedness journey if you were starting today
This isn’t about criticizing anyone’s preparedness plan.
It’s about helping people focus on the areas that provide the greatest return on investment for their time, effort, and resources.
If you were starting over from scratch today, what would be the FIRST thing you would focus on?
Drop your answer in the comments and join the discussion.
� Looking for hands-on preparedness training?
Visit Kentucky Sustainable Living for upcoming workshops, events, emergency communications classes, CPR/First Aid training, homesteading education, and practical preparedness skills.
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