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#001 - Rich Brown from the American Warrior Society
Affiliate Links:
AOR Affiliate Link: http://attorneysonretainer.us/DAD
Promo Code: DAD
Mantis BlackBeardX: https://mantisx.idevaffiliate.com/idevaffiliate.php?id=214&url=112
Where to find Rich:
https://www.therichbrown.com
http://americanwarriorsociety.com
https://www.facebook.com/Americanwarriorsociety
Episode Summary:
In this conversation, Rich Brown discusses various topics, including his everyday carry items, and his experience as a bouncer. He also talks about his book 'On Violence and Varietals' and the culture in the Marine Corps. The conversation provides insights into Rich's personal life, interests, and experiences. In this part of the conversation, Rich Brown discusses his motivation to write a book and his journaling process. He also talks about his experience working for the Red Cross and provides advice on emergency preparedness. Rich discusses the importance of being prepared and the need for self-rescue in emergency situations. He emphasizes the limited resources available during disasters and the importance of taking care of oneself and one's family. Rich also highlights the commonly overlooked aspect of self-defense: fitness. He explains that physical fitness is crucial for personal safety and the ability to protect one's family. Additionally, he debunks the myth that gun grappling does not happen and stresses the importance of training in this area. Rich also discusses the challenges and lack of proper training in law enforcement, as well as the external threat posed by China. He also highlights China's strategic positioning and the potential for conflict. The conversation shifts to internal threats and weak leadership, as well as the dissolution of trust in government and social institutions. Rich shares his concerns about lawfare against Conservatives and Trump, and lack of accountability. He proposes solutions and reforms, emphasizing individual responsibility and financial planning. Finally, he discusses his current projects and courses and provides information on where to find him.
Takeaways:
When it comes to everyday carry items, situational awareness and communication skills are more important than physical tools.
Learning to fly commercial aircraft would be a valuable skill, providing the ability to travel and evacuate in emergency situations.
The culture in the Marine Corps can be intense and challenging, but it also builds camaraderie and resilience. The semiconductor manufacturing process requires a high level of purity, and China's strategic positioning in this industry poses challenges for other countries.
Internal threats, such as weak leadership and lack of trust in government and social institutions, are significant concerns.
China's actions and potential conflicts in the geopolitical landscape are areas of concern.
Reforms and solutions, including individual responsibility and financial planning, are necessary to address the current challenges.
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By Defenders And DisciplesAffiliate Links:
AOR Affiliate Link: http://attorneysonretainer.us/DAD
Promo Code: DAD
Mantis BlackBeardX: https://mantisx.idevaffiliate.com/idevaffiliate.php?id=214&url=112
Where to find Rich:
https://www.therichbrown.com
http://americanwarriorsociety.com
https://www.facebook.com/Americanwarriorsociety
Episode Summary:
In this conversation, Rich Brown discusses various topics, including his everyday carry items, and his experience as a bouncer. He also talks about his book 'On Violence and Varietals' and the culture in the Marine Corps. The conversation provides insights into Rich's personal life, interests, and experiences. In this part of the conversation, Rich Brown discusses his motivation to write a book and his journaling process. He also talks about his experience working for the Red Cross and provides advice on emergency preparedness. Rich discusses the importance of being prepared and the need for self-rescue in emergency situations. He emphasizes the limited resources available during disasters and the importance of taking care of oneself and one's family. Rich also highlights the commonly overlooked aspect of self-defense: fitness. He explains that physical fitness is crucial for personal safety and the ability to protect one's family. Additionally, he debunks the myth that gun grappling does not happen and stresses the importance of training in this area. Rich also discusses the challenges and lack of proper training in law enforcement, as well as the external threat posed by China. He also highlights China's strategic positioning and the potential for conflict. The conversation shifts to internal threats and weak leadership, as well as the dissolution of trust in government and social institutions. Rich shares his concerns about lawfare against Conservatives and Trump, and lack of accountability. He proposes solutions and reforms, emphasizing individual responsibility and financial planning. Finally, he discusses his current projects and courses and provides information on where to find him.
Takeaways:
When it comes to everyday carry items, situational awareness and communication skills are more important than physical tools.
Learning to fly commercial aircraft would be a valuable skill, providing the ability to travel and evacuate in emergency situations.
The culture in the Marine Corps can be intense and challenging, but it also builds camaraderie and resilience. The semiconductor manufacturing process requires a high level of purity, and China's strategic positioning in this industry poses challenges for other countries.
Internal threats, such as weak leadership and lack of trust in government and social institutions, are significant concerns.
China's actions and potential conflicts in the geopolitical landscape are areas of concern.
Reforms and solutions, including individual responsibility and financial planning, are necessary to address the current challenges.