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Self-Sufficiency Being self-sufficient is one of my biggest goals in life. I used to believe I’d need a lot of money to achieve it, but nothing could be further from the truth. Sure, money helps. It buys freedom, space, and time. But beyond a certain point, more money doesn’t equal more freedom. The best things in life are free and so is most food, if you know how. We grew 50 potatoes out of 5 old ones. Thats a 10x ROI with nothing but water and earth. Sure, 50 potatoes won’t feed us all winter, but that’s not the point. It’s about learning, experimenting, and evolving. We never learned this from our parents or in school, and like with everything else in life, you need to make mistakes and learn from them. Step by step into deeper self-sufficiency. Not being reliant on the system is one of the best feelings in the world. First, because I don’t agree with much that happens within it. And second, because who can guarantee that the supply of essential goods will always be there? Humanity has always faced cycles of scarcity, no matter how advanced technology seemed at the time. Besides that, building a truly self-sufficient life requires constant decision-making, continuous learning, and steady effort. Without the right skills, most people would be helpless without modern comforts. Many claim they don’t agree with the system or say they want to live free, yet they depend on it 100%, often overwhelmed even by the simplest, non-consequential choices in life. True freedom takes effort and intention, because breaking away from comfort isn’t easy. Strip away the conveniences and systems, built largely on the exploitation of others worldwide and most wouldn’t last a month. I never liked being dependent on anything. That’s why a huge part of my energy goes into building skills that make me and my family truly self-reliant.

There is divinity in everything, and everything is divinity. life becomes blissful when you experience it.

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