What I'm doing to survive without Social Security
February/23/2025
What I'm doing to survive without Social Security:
1. I'm selling off everything I do not need to work, cook, eat, stay clean, dress and sleep. I'll use the cash for monthly bills and to repair my van. What doesn't sell I'll give away or throw away.
I'm posting items locally and on my website: www.AndreasEstate.com Have a look I'll ship items that aren't fragile or very heavy, anywhere in the US .
2. I'm still writing letters to individuals and companies who never paid me for work I did or who didn't complete work I paid for. Many of these people/companies may be featured in my book, The Kindness Chronicles. www.TheKindnessChronicles.com
3. In March I will relaunch my Personal Public Relations Consultancy. My mission is to help specialists attract to them: clients, the media and press, book publishers, invitations to speak, corporate sponsorships, corporate contracts, etc., so they need not "knock on doors." I did this for myself when I landed in Canada and, as a result, management consultants, doctors, psychologists, and authors asked me to show them how to attract what they needed, too. www.AndreaReynolds.com
4. I'm still running my GoFundMe campaign: https://gofund.me/5fb9136d So you can donate and read my updates.
5. Here is the real ADVENTURE part. I've always been a "prepper" so if the worst happens and I must give up my one bedroom condo, my van ("The Magic Bus") will contain everything I need to live in it full-time. I'll post pictures of the van's contents later, but here are some of the items: microwave oven, small fridge, propane stove, mini-slow cooker, toaster, veggie steamer, power stations with solar panels, solar cooker, solar shower, potty, fan, air conditioner, digital TV, Sterno stove, emergency radio, induction cooktop, water heater, kick scooter, mobile hotspot, etc.
Watch for the next installment of Turn Adversity Into Adventure.
(You can read my answers to 29 Frequently Asked Questions, here: www.TurnAdversityintoAdventure.website/blog.html )
P.S. If there's another hurricane and power is out for days again, I got it covered.
1. I'm selling off everything I do not need to work, cook, eat, stay clean, dress and sleep. I'll use the cash for monthly bills and to repair my van. What doesn't sell I'll give away or throw away.
I'm posting items locally and on my website: www.AndreasEstate.com Have a look I'll ship items that aren't fragile or very heavy, anywhere in the US .
2. I'm still writing letters to individuals and companies who never paid me for work I did or who didn't complete work I paid for. Many of these people/companies may be featured in my book, The Kindness Chronicles. www.TheKindnessChronicles.com
3. In March I will relaunch my Personal Public Relations Consultancy. My mission is to help specialists attract to them: clients, the media and press, book publishers, invitations to speak, corporate sponsorships, corporate contracts, etc., so they need not "knock on doors." I did this for myself when I landed in Canada and, as a result, management consultants, doctors, psychologists, and authors asked me to show them how to attract what they needed, too. www.AndreaReynolds.com
4. I'm still running my GoFundMe campaign: https://gofund.me/5fb9136d So you can donate and read my updates.
5. Here is the real ADVENTURE part. I've always been a "prepper" so if the worst happens and I must give up my one bedroom condo, my van ("The Magic Bus") will contain everything I need to live in it full-time. I'll post pictures of the van's contents later, but here are some of the items: microwave oven, small fridge, propane stove, mini-slow cooker, toaster, veggie steamer, power stations with solar panels, solar cooker, solar shower, potty, fan, air conditioner, digital TV, Sterno stove, emergency radio, induction cooktop, water heater, kick scooter, mobile hotspot, etc.
Watch for the next installment of Turn Adversity Into Adventure.
(You can read my answers to 29 Frequently Asked Questions, here: www.TurnAdversityintoAdventure.website/blog.html )
P.S. If there's another hurricane and power is out for days again, I got it covered.
