Off Grid Living: How to Plan and Execute Living off the Grid

by Barton Press

Dear friend, Life in crowded, urban settlements can be overwhelming, bringing so much stress into our lives. Sometimes, we wish that we can go somewhere off the grid, where no person can bother us, so we can finally have some peace and calm our minds. If you are reading these words, you probably thought of that too, and you have outlined a plan in your head. But you are missing something, right? You don't know how to execute that plan properly. Well, you don't have to worry anymore because this guide for living off-grid has everything you need to put your plan into motion and to carry it out flawlessly. Other guides you can find on the market are offering vague directions or too complicated instructions, but not this guide. This guide likes to keep it simple. Every instruction you can find inside is written in a step-by-step manner; it's easy to follow and even easier to execute. You will learn how to achieve living off the grid (with complete guides on building a shelter, finding water, food, etc.) in no time. Here is what this unique, living off the grid guide can offer

If you are looking for the easiest way to start living off the grid, you just have to follow the simple strategies and guides found in this book. This way, you'll fulfill your dream of having a calm and peaceful life in no time.

165 pages, Kindle Edition

Published November 29, 2020

Reviews

[Tom Law · Rating 4 out of 5]

Excellent material is present in this book. However, there are some issues which the reader will have to overlook as they are digging into the core substance.

The authors have gathered essential data on what is necessary to "live off the grid." In the book, this term is not limited to electrical power. It is a catch-all phrase that includes shelter, water, energy, heat, etc., as noted in the subtitle. Each of these issues is dealt with independently and then discussed as they relate to and affect each other. Although I don't live off the grid, the material presented seems like a substantive primer that will get the reader started should this be their goal.

As mentioned, some factors need to be overlooked. The use of a good editor would have significantly improved the book. The script could (and should) have been tightened to help the reader. Repetition was rampant. As were some inconsistencies in the material presented.

But, despite, these issues the book is well worth reading. If living off the grid is a dream of yours, this book will help you start. It will help you craft a plan and then implement it. The time, money, and energy saved will more than compensate you for the book's cost and the time spent reading it.

Upon request, the publisher sent me a copy of the book to review.

[Richie Robertson · Rating 2 out of 5]

Title seemed a bit misleading for me. It wasn’t so much of how to do laundry by hand or learning how to make your own fertilizer, it was more how to plan for building a house that can use alternative water and energy sources in order to fight climate change.

[Phillip Keeling · Rating 4 out of 5]

Good, practical advice for setting up a life off the grid.