Disaster Prep 101
sets a new standard in emergency readiness info and is the only terrorism and disaster
preparedness package available that gives you the realistic educational tools you need to
face the dangers, risks, threats, and challenges already thrust on our world.
Numerous "free" books and websites have simplistic "emergency supply" checklists and
other bits and pieces, but none are as comprehensive, focused, detailed, or as
training-oriented and "plain English" as they should be, and they can't teach you preparedness any
more than looking at pictures of road signs will teach you to drive. At best
they'll have you sitting there all by yourself with the wrong equipment
wondering what to do in the middle of an emergency that caught you completely by
surprise, and then leave you clueless as to what to do afterward.
Disaster Prep 101
picks up and sprints to the finish where other works fall off. Where others are
simplistic and vague, ours is thorough and focuses on specifics. The difference
is in the detail, and we give you the detail that makes all the
difference.
However, as detailed as the book is,
it’s written in a simple, well-organized, easy to understand fashion. It can
almost be described as “Hints from Heloise meets Homeland Security,” meaning you
don’t have to read full chapters or do extensive outside research to understand
a topic. Our goal is to educate everyone.
Though we keep referring to this as a
"book," it's more of a comprehensive preparedness encyclopedia. Many
"advisors" said we should break this package up, make people buy it in sections,
and that we'd make more money. Since education, value, utility, and reader
benefit are our goals, we said "NO!" and put everything we had into one
convenient, useful, economical package that would provide the answers you seek
in one place. Whatever you see on the news channels that might alarm you,
Disaster Prep 101 has the background information and the solution.
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