10 Survival Goals Checklist for the New Year
Stay organized and track your progress with this checklist. Listen to Podcast by clicking play. Read the list below.
✅ Store at least 1 gallon of water per person per day for a minimum of 14 days.
✅ Invest in a portable water filtration system.
✅ Set up a rainwater harvesting system (optional).
✅ Create a 2-week rotating pantry of non-perishable items.
✅ Include items your family enjoys, such as canned goods, dried fruits, and snacks.
✅ Monitor expiration dates and rotate stock regularly.
✅ Pack essentials like identification, cash, and medication.
✅ Include multi-tools, flashlights, batteries, and clothing.
✅ Place the kit near an exit for easy access.
✅ Set designated meeting points for emergencies.
✅ Share emergency contacts and ensure everyone knows them.
✅ Conduct regular practice drills with your family.
✅ Inspect doors, windows, and locks for vulnerabilities.
✅ Install security cameras, storm shutters, and smoke detectors.
✅ Ensure you have fire extinguishers and know how to use them.
✅ Stock a first aid kit with bandages, antiseptics, and pain relievers.
✅ Include any personal medications your family may need.
✅ Enroll in a first aid or CPR course to enhance your knowledge.
✅ Build an emergency fund for 3–6 months of expenses.
✅ Keep a small amount of cash on hand for emergencies.
✅ Regularly review and update your financial safety plan.
✅ Practice starting a fire, purifying water, and navigating without GPS.
✅ Take a local survival course or watch online tutorials.
✅ Create a small notebook of critical survival tips.
✅ Identify trustworthy emergency information sources (e.g., NOAA, FEMA).
✅ Subscribe to alerts or download apps for real-time updates.
✅ Purchase a NOAA weather radio for accurate emergency updates.
✅ Schedule biannual check-ins to update your emergency plans.
✅ Regularly refresh survival skills and update supplies.
✅ Celebrate progress to maintain motivation and commitment.
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