The 3 Orange Counties Attention Reserve Project — and the tools, books, and community behind it.
Attention reserve depletion is measurable, reversible, and more common than anyone is counting. We are counting it — in three Orange Counties.
The 3 Orange Counties Project is a pilot study examining the relationship between large-scale data infrastructure and community attention reserve health in Orange County, Florida; Orange County, Texas; and Orange County, California.
The Gear 6-7 Newconomy Rescue Equations series gives every person, family, and community a practical gauge. Published through Amazon. Free for county boards to use. Built for anyone who has felt rescue-less.
When the first research results are ready, county board members, civic advocates, and community researchers will receive them free — before anyone else.
15 DIY guides. One gauge. Any audience.
Research foundations
Family Café, Orlando. The book that started the series.
Pre-order on AmazonCommunity applications
Specialized guides
AAC-accessible editions available. Large-print versions available on request.
Rescue Meter Blessed makes its public debut at Family Café on June 19, 2026 — the same county where our research study begins. If you are attending, find us. If you cannot attend, the survey goes live the same day.
We need researchers, advocates, communicators, and builders who understand that attention reserve depletion is not a personal failure — it is a measurable, reversible condition that deserves serious research and practical tools.
Disability, veteran, and senior volunteers especially encouraged. All roles remote-friendly unless noted. Accommodations available.
Aaron W. Wemple has been advocating for families navigating complex systems since 1992. He is the founder of Rescue Reserve℠ by Life Winks, LLC, the author of the Gear 6-7 Newconomy Rescue Equations series, and the creator of the Rescue Meter. He operates from the research vessel 4Wins5 Mill on the Mississippi River. His work is rooted in Matthew 5:3–19.