My journey began with food-grade buckets from the long-term care home where I worked, Mylar bags, a vacuum, and a hair straightener. Like many others, I began by storing beans and rice in the basement.
Over the course of 12 years, I transitioned from anxious to well-prepared. Our family of four now resides on a resilient hunter's homestead, embracing a lifestyle of modern preparedness.
We focused on the most crucial hierarchy of needs and progressively upgraded our home with:
- Three types of heating systems, including a fireplace
- A gravity-fed septic system
- A manual well pump for our spring-fed well
- Gardens and indoor growing systems
- Pantry rotation systems
But the real value lies in the skills we've acquired along the way. I'm eager to share this knowledge more efficiently.
I'm keen to know what #GrowNostr followers are willing to offer in exchange for detailed digital content, either in sats or fiat:
- Engaging e-book PDFs with eye-catching images and how-to guides (covering canning techniques, preservation methods, kratky hydroponics, seed-starting, chick hatching, homeschooling, trapping, hunting, fishing, etc.)
- Comprehensive online courses complete with videos and quizzes on topics similar to those listed above.
- Exclusive access to daily content creation through a membership and affiliate program (including podcasts, articles, and blog posts).
- PDF cookbooks featuring canning recipes.
- Organizational templates and handbooks for:
- Preps and pantry
- Business
- Homestead
- Homeschool
- Household
- Children's content: videos showcasing our family engaging in homestead education activities, with our sons teaching other kids the basics.
I’m shifting my business, Parrs Jars, from LOCAL to DIGITAL to compound impact—what kind of content are you looking for?
#homesteading #modernpreparedness #contentcreation #buildskills #jackthejerk made me do it
