Anticipate rather than suffer / survival guide

A kitchen fire, a forgotten faucet, a hike gone wrong, a flash flood, a power outage... The unexpected doesn't just happen to other people, and survival isn't just a matter of distant forests. It's a matter of life here, at home, on your street corner, in your daily life.

This practical guide is not a manual for extreme adventurers. It's a companion for ordinary citizens, parents, hikers—anyone who wants to anticipate rather than endure.

Through 12 clear and concrete chapters, you will learn to:

• Put together your evacuation bag and adapt your equipment.
• Find, purify and conserve water.
• Prepare your body and mind.
• Set up a shelter, cook, manage your energy.
• Coping with crises, from flooding to network outages, to collective tensions.

As a bonus, a section dedicated to urban survival shows you how to stay ahead in the event of a city crisis: bag ready, evacuation plan, minimum stock, alternative routes.

This book was born from the experience of a father who understood that protecting his loved ones was not fiction, but common sense. Here, there are no grand theories, but practical advice, scenarios, clever fact sheets, and real-life examples.

Survival isn't about living in fear. It's about choosing to be prepared.