My desire today is to introduce you to, and discuss the philosophy behind this movement, for both yourselves, and your family and friends. While you read/hear me tell you that you are being played, enticed into thinking, or feeling a different way than you would have normally, ultimately all streams of advertising follows a similar path. Manipulated with the psychological wizardry that has been programmed into every part of the social media feeds. What’s more frightening is that the potential to decide what you are going to look at next is (in some way) influenced by something, or someone else in a purposeful manner. They then focus advertisements and “misinformation” snippets during casual browsing of your feed, that then further support their desired narrative in many cases, encouraging individuals to trust their narrative as the authoritative truth. This fact alone has caused way more problems than just feeling bad about ones self, more about this in a few minutes, it has pitted neighbor against neighbor, across the globe, forcing a conflict between people’s who may have never met in real life.
While I’m not current instructor of outdoor survival anymore, I’m glad many of you brought this up and asked about a journey into the psychology needed to win at wilderness survival, or any type of survival for that matter. Regardless whether you are surviving a beautiful day just off the local trails, or the most brutal extreme weather and terrain on earth, the mindset is the same. Having the thoughts necessary to survive is absolutely critical to your success, and it should dictate each decision while navigating through the situation. Today I want to explore that subset of your mind to help you fully understand, and win, in the power your mind can offer to your success.
Trucks, trains, boats and planes, and now, in certain parts of the country, drones. These are the cogs of a supply chain that spans the globe moving products from the manufacturer, through the distributor, through the retail outlet, to us, the consumer, every minute of every day. Billions of miles are logged everyday in the 24 hour a day, worldwide industry. Today, I’d like to dive a little deeper into the shipping industry and talk about the fragility of the supply lines. I’d like us to have this discussion before the next incident occurs.
This week I’d like to expand on some safety ideas for you as you travel around different situations, by deploying some “safety in numbers” practices that we’ll talk about here today. Throughout the decades of being in the security industry, I’ve had countless conversations with many individuals about the concept I call “physical injustice”. Physical injustice is identified by noting a physical difference between two parties.
A new direction in Social Media, limiting the influence of addiction to the high-speed social media of today.
Many of you have asked where did they go? For those of you who missed the show, let me define what preppers are/were. Shows versus reality. Let’s talk about those the stereotypes they showcased throughout the several seasons the show was on the air. The cast of the show were the extremists of the culture, but the overall idea was to make sure that their lives would continue following an international catastrophe.
Alaskan Outlaw rants on the diseases that face American society. Speaking of definitions, let’s talk about this thing we call society.
So, while the show is really about you have already purchased a firearm, but let’s have a honest conversation before heading down to the local Walmart, they surrendered their firearm retail status after pressure from their stakeholders, or Bass ProShop to purchase that weapon of your dreams.