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On this episode of the Blueprint Podcast, Jason Smith explores the profound difference between being "triggered" and being "activated." Drawing from years of experience in law enforcement and a deep study of the human condition, Jason shares the concept of Chronic Resilience—the hard-earned wisdom that allows you to power through life's most difficult moments without falling back into old survival patterns.

If you’ve ever felt like you’re meandering through time, living the same day over and over, or struggling to get out of your own way in tense conversations, this episode is the architecture for your change.

What We Discuss:

• The Language of Agency: Why the word "triggered" feels permanent and how shifting to the concept of "Activation" gives you your power back.
• Chronic Resilience: Building the ability to thrive despite your coping mechanisms of avoidance or withdrawal.
• The Operational Standard: Moving away from being a casualty of the moment and toward showing up with intentionality and purpose.
• The S.O.U.R.C.E. Protocol: A first look at the tactical field kit designed to help you regain clarity in under sixty seconds.

Secure the Protocol: Stop reacting from your past and start creating your future. Get the full 55-page Tactical Manual and Ebook here: Link: Secure The S.O.U.R.C.E. Protocol

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