If you are a consumer of media or news of any kind, you've probably noticed that you can't go a day of scrolling without seeing the word 'resilience' pop up somewhere. From wellness to world politics, it seems the word has found an application in almost every field in the tumultuous times of the twenty-first century. So, is the ubiquity of this term a reflection of society's disdain for 'snowflake sensitivity' or is it a sign of something else? Where it started 'Resilience' h

The best time to plan for the next disaster is on the heels of the last one. Working from a place of recent experience, you are best equipped to assess your current levels of preparedness and to identify things you can improve upon for next time. We have all endured the impacts of COVID-19 for just about a year, and while it's not "over," advances in vaccines and declines in fatalities/hospitalizations are allowing a little more normalcy back into our lives. So, as you start