Key Takeaways - Your survival may depend more on your personality than upon danger, the enemy, the weather, the terrain, or the nature of the emergency
- Survival depends a great deal on your knowing and facing the situation, but you are part of the situation
- Taking action reduces fear; there is nothing that makes fear worse than hesitation
- Survival requires the ability to detach from the situation
- “You can only improve your weaknesses if you’re humble enough to admit them.” – Jocko Willink
- Both pessimism and unrealistic optimism are equally dangerous to survival
- Seek out things that make you uncomfortable so that you become more comfortable with being uncomfortable
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Psychological Aspects of Survival, 1954 Air Force Manual.
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