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Ep. 98 - Becoming A Little More Self Reliant with Ashley Constance

Ep. 98 - Becoming A Little More Self Reliant with Ashley Constance

Episode 98 Published 4 years, 2 months ago
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Just because you live in town or don’t actually want to do all the things doesn’t mean you can’t learn to do just a little bit more for yourself and your family in this modern globally connected world. It doesn’t matter where you live or where you are in life, you can be a little more reliant on yourself and your local community to make yourself a bit more secure in a very uncertain world.

My guest today is the perfect example of that. Ashley Constance is a first-generation homesteader who moved from the big city to a little acreage in March of 2020. I mean, talk about timing, right? Along with her husband, dog, cat, and a gaggle of other critters, Ashley raises as much of her own food as possible while working to empower others to do the same.

Join me for a fantastic conversation about homesteading where you are, with what you have, and maybe making the leap to something bigger.

In January of 2022, Ashley launched her podcast and her website, A Little Self Reliant, which is aimed at inspiring others to embrace a bit more self-reliance no matter where they're at. Ashley discusses things like gardening, raising animals, preserving, DIY, supporting local growers, embracing sustainability, and more.

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