Fire, ice, and then some

Fire, ice, and then some

Hello everyone, it looks like it is going to be an interesting end to the week. Extreme wildfire conditions are hammering California, while cold wind and snow hit the Midwest and ice or snow sliding into the southeast and heading North.

Which is worse depends on which one you have to deal with. So go over your preparedness plans if you have one and make sure you are ready for power outages, have some cash on hand, and double-check your supplies. And don’t forget your car kits.

If you do not have a preparedness plan, you can make one from the template on the Americans Networking To Survive website. And if you have not done so already, join our network; it is absolutely free.

It’s our fault

Mom and Pop stores have closed because people stopped shopping there in favor of the big chains.

We can reverse this by shopping with the Mom and Pop stores that are still out there, which will in turn encourage more small businesses to pop up around them.

We get the type of stores that we shop at. Big or small, they cannot survive without our money.

How Local Communities Win

Global corporations have now taken control of many industries. Companies like Walmart and the Dollar Stores are gutting the last of the money from our communities in America. At the same time, companies like Cargill and JBS take every advantage that they can from smaller companies.

Local based businesses definitely care more about the people, the environment, and the economy of the towns they live in that the massive companies named above.

It’s time to start changing the current atmosphere by building businesses that create wealth for families and the communities we live in. This is the story of a man who is doing just that.