During a crisis, it is important to remember that you are directly responsible for your safety, your survival, and possibly the survival of your family.

This means that you cannot depend on anyone else, and can be scary.

You will most likely only be able to use whatever you have on hand, immediately available, within reach, or within immediate access to be able to properly keep you safe.

You cannot wait until a major disaster happens to "suddenly become prepared. That will be too little, too late.

However, by being proactive and taking responsibility for your security and resource gathering, you can increase your chances of survival.

Remember to stay calm and focused during a crisis, and do not hesitate to take whatever measures necessary to protect yourself and those around you.

Humans are extremely adaptable to our environment and have been able to survive and thrive for centuries.

Your ability to stay alive and safe is one of our most impressive traits.

To best prepare for any situation, it is important to understand how humans function and what we are capable of.

One of the things that makes humans so adaptable is our brains. The human brain has evolved, allowing us to learn new things and make adaptations when necessary.

We can also solve problems quickly, which comes in handy when we need to come up with a plan fast to survive. Additionally, the human body is incredibly strong and resilient; we can withstand a lot of different types of weather conditions as well as injuries.

This allows us not only to live in many different environments but also helps us recover quickly from injuries or illnesses if necessary.

Lastly, one thing that sets humans apart from other animals is our social nature; we are able not only to communicate with each other but also work together towards common goals which help us survive better as a group than on our own.

During a crisis, it is important to remember that you are directly responsible for your safety, your survival, and possibly the survival of your family.

This means that you cannot depend on anyone else, and can be scary.

You will most likely only be able to use whatever you have on hand, immediately available, within reach, or within immediate access to be able to properly keep you safe.

You cannot wait until a major disaster happens to "suddenly become prepared. That will be too little, too late.

However, by being proactive and taking responsibility for your security and resource gathering, you can increase your chances of survival.

Remember to stay calm and focused during a crisis, and do not hesitate to take whatever measures necessary to protect yourself and those around you.