Preparing for an Ebola pandemic ensures survival, confidence and calm

• the sooner you get prepared, the more rational justification you have for remaining calm and confident;
  

• are you ready right now to survive a 21-day quarantine in your own home?

• most Americans have no ability to survive for 21 days in isolation;

• can you survive for 21 days without electricity?

• don't depend on food being available at grocery stores;

• be prepared for looters to try to break into homes and businesses;

• don't ever allow yourself to need food from the government;

• if you want to feel calm, give yourself good reasons to feel calm;

• there's still plenty of time to get prepared if you start now;

• start making better decisions about where to spend your discretionary income;

• build up your preparedness supplies consistently, over time;

• have a bug-out plan;

• know when to bug out by monitoring local infection counts;

• have some preparedness supplies stored at your bug out destination;

• having options creates confidence and calm;

• in America today, you have remarkable access to anti-viral herbs and superfoods;

• why you should be growing medicinal herbs and spices right now;

• taking action now can lead to a sense of optimism about facing the future;

• humanity will move forward even after a global pandemic;

• understanding the origins of pessimism and panic;

• panic comes from a lack of knowledge and a lack of preparedness;

• the CDC is contributing to panic by lying about modes of Ebola transmission;

• be prepared with multiple layers of defense; and

• by preparing for a pandemic, you are also simultaneously prepared against all other potential disasters.