Off the Grid: A Guide to Self-Sufficient Living

Off Living off the grid can be extremely difficult but also extremely rewarding. Few things are more in line with the spirit of American liberty than living completely unbeholden to the government and big corporations and going off grid gives you that freedom. While everyone else is complaining about government overreach corporate consumerism and Wall Street banksters youll be moving your life away from the rat race. And when our economy politics or social structure take a turn for the worse you and your family will be in a far better position to weather the storm from your off-grid locale than your former neighbors. Off-grid living isnt for everyone. But for those willing to make the extreme life change it will lessen your growing dependency on income and increase your time spent with family. This guide will walk you through the reasons for an off-grid way of life how to attain it and the benefits of becoming the ultimate survivalist.

Off-Grid Living: A Way of Life

Off-the-grid living isnt a minor modification to your way of life  its a way of life in and of itself. While you can be a survivalist and still maintain your 9-to-5 lifestyle living off the grid is a full-time job and a radical departure from the wage-earning grind most Americans subject themselves to. Youre not just prepping for something big reducing your spending or growing a little victory garden youre forgoing public services and providing for yourself. But before you start setting up your modern-day homestead youre going to have to think about some big questions:
  • Will you be using electricity? If so how will you be generating it?
  • Where will you get water?
  • Will you need to process or treat the water to make it potable?
  • How much money will you need?
  • Where will you get it from?
  • How will you access the Internet if you still need it?
  • How many people will be members of your community?
  • How will labor be divided throughout the community?
  • Will you be buying food or growing and hunting it?
  • How will your off-the-grid community be defended without law enforcement officers?
As you can see even looking at this list of questions can feel a bit daunting. And this is just to make an initial informed decision. Once you make the actual decision to go off the grid its going to get a lot harder. Living off-grid has a lot of up-front investment required in terms of time money and energy. But once you get the project up and running youre probably going to feel great about walking away from the rat race and connecting with the land. Continue reading Off the Grid: A Guide to Self-Sufficient Living at Ammo.com.
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