5 Ways to QUICKLY become More Self Sufficient

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  @killamasta7715 · 4 years ago

  &quot;You may get sick of eating eggs but thats better than starving&quot;<br>Like how you keep it simple,cheers

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• BL

  @blatzphemy · 5 years ago

  Mark needs some kind of international award for being such a great influence on the world.

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  @homeiswonderland · 3 years ago

  I really appreciate the advice, &quot;You don&apos;t have to be self-sufficient in everything, just something.&quot; I easily get obsessive and fall into the cognitive distortion of all-or-nothing thinking, overwhelming myself and halting progress.

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• SL

  @SleepyPazuzu666 · 6 years ago

  &quot;Let me try to do this quickly so you don&apos;t get bored&quot;<br>Don&apos;t you worry. I could literally listen to you talking about gardening for hours.

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• AC

  @ActiveServo12 · 6 years ago

  But also, this man is just an absolute gem of a human being

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  @gregorytoddsmith9744 · 6 years ago (edited)

  It took less than two generations for us to forget how to feed ourselves. Mark is reintroducing the art. Good on ya brother! Cheers from Wyoming!!

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• HA

  @hans_____ · 5 years ago

  We&apos;ve all been taught by society to not know how to do anything. They want us to stay dependent.

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• BO

  @bobburnitt5389 · 4 years ago (edited)

  I thnk having a garden makes people live longer. &nbsp;Not from eating the food, but from the feeling it gives the gardener. &nbsp;It is the most peaceful pursuit. &nbsp;Can be a lot of work, especially in the beginning, but it is peaceful work, the food TASTES better and knowing you grew it is a satisfying feeling. &nbsp;You are a good presenter as well. &nbsp;BB

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• OZ

  @ozr2mus · 6 years ago

  In these crazy times... the calm &amp; friendly voice of a dinkum Aussie gardener helping us make good choices for the future is reassuring and infinitely helpful... thank you.

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• DE

  @debbieguthrie2307 · 5 years ago

  It&apos;s the accent, it&apos;s the clever one liners, it&apos;s the ease of &quot;you can do this&quot; attitude. A wonderful break from the static around us. God bless you

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  @rebeccazody1278 · 4 years ago

  Indiana, USA…This was so well done. I am 68 yrs old and have never really built much but in 2020 have scrounged around for wood, dragged out my dad’s old hand saw and gave it a go. Have constructed 10 or so garden beds and am growing in containers inside many of them. Went to goodwill and bought what canning jars I could, running them through the sanitizing cycle in my dishwasher, asked around among family and friends for canning supplies,etc. I put up an inexpensive greenhouse all by myself. It has all been by myself. By the end of 2021 I have fine-tuned and better organized &nbsp;my efforts, eating my canned goods, etc. I am anxiously looking forward to 2022 as I mulch leaves, break up sticks, add food scraps, shredded paper etc to the two new pallet compost bins &nbsp;I have held together with zip ties! Having a good time creating, getting exercise, growing and eating my foods. I am vegetarian so have not branched out into keeping animals. You stay safe. I appreciate learning so much from you. Thank you.

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  @400great7 · 3 years ago

  When the protagonist of Gladiator told the emperor that he would go home after the war, he would have become the protagonist of this channel if the emperor had allowed him to do so.

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