Too often, we worry about survival situations that either will not happen, are very unlikely to happen or if they did, our preparations would serve little purpose.

By prioritizing based on likelihood, you can narrow your preparations and strategy down to something that is achievable and manageable.

While getting through every survival situation is a state of mind, not every potential survival scenario needs to be worried about or planned for.

By making a list of survival scenarios based on likelihood, you can then come up with a checklist on how to best prepare for those situations, without wasting time, effort and worry on what is unlikely.

How to you formulate your survival plans? Tell us below.