How to Get off The Grid and Survive: Off Grid Living for Preppers and Survivalists - A Beginners Homestead Guide

By: Kevin Barry Maguire

Narrated by: Kevin Barry Maguire

Are you tired of the rat race and want to get away from it all?

Are you tired of giving so much of your paycheck to utility companies? Tired of the local government telling you what you can and can’t do with your own property?

Maybe you just want to live a minimalist lifestyle and leave a smaller footprint.

For a lot of people, getting off the grid is the answer.

In How to Get off The Grid and Survive, I show you what you need to do to prepare for life off the grid.

This is a beginner’s guide and will help you answer the big question: Can I make it off grid without starving or going crazy? People like their electronics - cell phones, computers, video games, etc. Giving them up is easier than you think.

But with careful planning, you can have some electronics.

What you’ll learn:

• How to choose the right property
• What supplies you’ll need
• How to wean yourself off tech reliance
• Skills you’ll want to be good with
• How to get food and water
• And more!

I have an extra section at the end describing the easiest crops to grow and the most useful crops.

Scroll up and buy this audiobook now to start your journey.

©2018 Kevin Barry Maguire (P)2018 Kevin Barry Maguire

so /so

book had a lot of I formation, but most of it was information that was less helpful than what I've heard elsewhere.

great

great listening to this book. easy to understand and very well managed information delivery.

I want to go!

I wanted to move, BUT after listening to this awesome book i wanna go now!

Not Much Depth

I received this book for free. I am voluntarily posting this review and any opinions expressed herein are my own.

This book is very short and very superficial. The author asks if you know how to do BLANK [a variety of skills ranging from gardening to carpentry to building to animals to power sources, etc.]. If the reader's answer is in the negative, the author responds with - "Read a book" - and provides not much more information on that topic. I would sum this book up as a conversation you have at a party - not much depth but with some common sense recommendations.