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In the previous episode of Radical Personal Finance I gave you the rationale and philosophy and

reasons behind why I think you should establish for yourself a food insurance policy which is simply

defined as setting aside a substantial amount of food so that without

external resources you could feed your family for anywhere from a few weeks to a

few months to a year or more if you would like to go that hardcore.

In today's episode, I give you the practical approach, some practical ideas of actually

tactically, practically how to do this. Most of us when we go shopping, we're accustomed to simply buying what we need because it stands out to us on shelves. That's how most people shop for food. Perhaps you've come past that to a higher level, which is to look and shop based upon what you need for a recipe or a few recipes.

That way you're taking more of a planned approach.

Perhaps you've reached the point of expertise

with your personal grocery getting

that you've been able to set aside

and plan for a meal plan for a week

or a couple of weeks or perhaps even a month

maybe you practice once a month cooking which is I admire I don't do it but I admire

it I think it's would be very useful if I were in a different situation I think I would.

So at every stage you have to learn new skills.

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