I first saw Aaron Jannetti on a Blaze feature about his Active Shooter course. I invited Him to run his course at our annual self-defense camp. He impressed me. Real talk for a really horrific scenario.

Should you have an opinion about something you’ve never tasted, read, seen or tried?

Enjoy the rant.

How you breathe affects how you think & feel. It's that simple. On the call, we discuss fear, anxiety, life, and breathing. My good friend Bmac, is doing important work. Check it out.

The 'Unconscious Bias' and why bluntness matters, let's think about that for 5 minutes

This is a recap of my conversation with Simon Bell, a Professor from the United Kingdom. Simon has done extensive research on terror and fear. Check out episode 11 with Simon, we go deep on fear.  

Reading this article was quite interesting and it made me think back to conversations I've had about the importance of situational awareness and speed - I hope you dig my thoughts.

Thoughts on danger, capacity vs potential, instincts & intuition and then a surprise question from my wife about safety in a car.

The first half of this I'm sharing thoughts on:

• unconscious bias
• sudden violence and its effect on human movement
• the official definition of the SPEAR System
• The #choosesafety concept

Part 2 is interesting as its a real debrief of an incident my wife and daughter just experienced.  I debrief it live and its a good listen for anyone but especially parents.

Episode #1 with Moi

This is a test of the emergency broadcasting brain.  Buckle up. It's only a test. But seriously, jump to episode #2 it includes this first test :-)