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Freeze Drying

Last year, we decided to invest in a freeze dryer. And despite its hefty price tag, it really came down to one thing: I knew that I wanted my family to have a pretty extensive supply of long-term food stored for a variety of reasons, including general preparedness, but also knowing we want to live […]

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Food Preservation

I haven’t bought a can of tomatoes in over two years. Or canned beans. Or canned anything, really. And honestly? I don’t buy much pantry food at all anymore. Now before you picture me spending hours every day in the kitchen stirring giant pots or meticulously rotating jars, let me stop you right there. That’s […]

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Family

Natural Unmedicated Birth

I need to tell you about the day everything changed for me. It was 2020. I had just had my first baby—a tiny newborn girl—and I was sitting in her nursery at 2 AM, holding her and crying. Not happy tears. Not exhausted new-mom tears. These were angry tears. Frustrated tears. The kind that come […]

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Food Independence

Let me guess what you’re thinking: “A year’s worth of food? That sounds like doomsday prepping.” I get it. That’s what most people assume when I tell them my family has a year’s worth of food stored. And honestly? A lot of my early journey was as a prepper. Thank God for that, because when 2020 hit, […]

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Replacing Groceries

I have been wanting to make more of the things my family needs instead of going to the grocery store. And because we have three little mouths in our house, we go through a ton of juice. Something has never sat right with me. Number one, we are spending so much money on juice. But […]

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Health

When I finally decided to try Superpower’s at-home biomarker testing, I wasn’t expecting much beyond confirmation of what I already suspected: I was anemic, exhausted, and running on fumes. What I got instead was a complete picture of my health that no traditional doctor’s visit had ever provided – and a roadmap for actually fixing […]

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Food Preservation

For months now, I’ve been on a mission to reduce my family’s dependence on grocery stores. It sounds ambitious, I know—but I’m starting small. Really small. With juice. Yes, juice. That colorful, sweet staple that my kids ask for constantly and that seems to disappear from our pantry faster than I can restock it. I […]

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Home

I’m sitting in my living room right now, watching the afternoon light pour through these tall windows, and I’m thinking about how differently this space feels compared to when we first moved in. Living room design isn’t really about design at all—it’s about creating a container for your actual life, the messy beautiful ordinary sacred […]

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Skills and Knowledge

off the grid

The term “off the grid” appears everywhere these days – in YouTube channels showcasing remote cabins, social media posts celebrating simple living, and conversations about economic uncertainty. This phrase carries deeper significance than Instagram-worthy forest retreats and rustic aesthetics. You’re about to discover what off the grid meaning truly encompasses and why millions of people […]

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Skills and Knowledge

iron cookware benefits

The sizzle of bacon in your grandmother’s cast iron skillet creates sounds and flavors impossible to replicate with modern alternatives. This isn’t just cooking equipment. It’s a kitchen tool that improves with age, delivers superior heat retention, and connects you to generations of home cooks who understood quality equipment lasting lifetimes. You’ve wondered about iron […]

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Self-Sufficiency

can you eat water melon rinds

The thick white flesh between watermelon’s sweet pink center and tough green skin stares back at you from the cutting board. Most people automatically toss these chunky pieces into the garbage without a second thought. You’re about to discover that asking “can you eat watermelon rinds” opens the door to incredible nutrition, culinary creativity, and […]

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Food Independence

grow your own food

The first tomato of the season bursts with flavor impossible to find in any grocery store. Its rich, complex taste tells the story of soil you nurtured, seeds you planted, and care you provided throughout the growing season. This isn’t just a vegetable. It’s proof that you can create abundance with your own hands while […]

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I'm Janiece


I didn’t come to this work through trends or aesthetics. I came to it by watching how quickly basic needs became leverage and deciding my family would never be fragile again. After years in technology and systems thinking, I began applying those skills to food, finances, skills, and home life. What started as a personal effort to build stability became something others wanted to learn from.

Today, I lead Provision Planner, a self-sufficiency planning app used by families around the world, and teach thousands of people how to build independence from where they are — without panic or extremism.

Wife, Mother of Three, and Self Sufficiency Creator

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