Across the nation, people who were once highly motivated to prepare for crisis—economic, political, or natural disaster—are burning out. The drive to train, stock, plan, and stay sharp is fading.
The world’s supply‑chain is a massive, interconnected web that keeps groceries on our tables, packaging on our shelves and the whole economy humming. Over the past few years, a perfect …
A system is fragile when one component—one device, one person, one service—stands between you and the outcome you need.
When the world gets noisy with breaking headlines and global events, it’s easy to conflate the threat level term “elevated” with “emergency.” However, preparedness is more about posture than panic – and a sense of calm confidence wins every time.
Having a preparedness mindset means being ready for the unexpected. It’s about being proactive rather than reactive, planning ahead, and having the mental fortitude to face any challenge head-on.
We believe that mental resilience is just as important as other categories of preparedness. AmCon member Chad Davis, who organizes the Mental Resilience Training group on our members platform, writes …
Head of L.A. Port warns of incoming plunge in U.S. supply chain, empty shelves and inventory depletion in 5-7 weeks
Watch American Contingency Executive Director Thom Rigbsy explain how to wrangle all of those unfinished projects!
There is a lot of speculation with tons of misinformation in the news about the ongoing conflict in Ukraine. I am going to try to summarize three of the biggest …
