The tendency, particularly in this day and age is to assume that you have to be prepared for just about any survival situation or SHTF moment.

The reality is you cannot do that without bankrupting yourself, driving yourself crazy, or both and failing.

No one can prepare for every scenario and some scenarios are not worth planning for.

There is a possibility, for example, that if you live in Hawaii a freak weather event could dump a blizzard on you, but it is not worrying about or preparing for.

You could experience an ice storm in winter in New England that shuts down power and communications for weeks; that has happened in three of the last seven years.

Prioritizing by survival incident likelihood will help you formulate how to build your survival strategy, kit, stockpile and bug-out preparations.

The video on the next page shows you how to prioritize and use that to formulate your survival strategy.

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