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Tips to Become a Successful Firearms Instructor
The firearms industry is competitive at all levels, but there’s always a need for good instructors, but how do you stand out from the crowd? What’s important to teach? What should you bring to the range? Take a few minutes to hear my take on the subject.
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Success Stories of Special Ops & Law Enforcement
It’s been an honor to train and work with some of the finest professionals in the military, special operations, and law enforcement. Here are a few stories of how some of my training helped to create successful operations.
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Should You Go Into Special Ops?
A common question I receive is how to begin a career in special operations or law enforcement, whether in the police or military. My responses may vary, but the main message is always to take action.
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Developing Mental Toughness
Whenever one begins a career involving high-stress situations, it takes time to get acclimated to the new environment, but everyone can develop mental toughness and resilience in any area of life.
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Key Elements of Tactical Training
Key elements of tactical training include shooting, moving, communicating, and medicating. Often, we stray from these basics due to administrative demands or lack of creativity. Tony Blauer says, "If you can't think to do it in training, what makes you think you could do it in combat?" Effective training requires breaking from flat range limitations, incorporating footwork, conducting hot washes, and avoiding "always" and "never" statements. -
Poor Reasons for Motivation
Don’t try to impress other people as a form of motivation, but you may find some inspiration from your outspoken critics. Here’s how I break it down.
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Triple Threat: Discipline, Motivation, Momentum
Discipline is better than motivation, but motivation, discipline, and momentum working together help you accomplish more than you ever have, and your rest is so much sweeter!
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How to Be More Motivated
Seeking motivation without crisis? Change your diet, manage finances, and conquer life proactively with straightforward techniques. Find your drive and start thriving—no disasters required! -
A Day in the Life: Visiting the Ghost of the Pines
Follow along as I take a short trip out to visit the “ghost of the pines,” my good and helpful friend, Joey Kennedy at his massive family property. You’ll dig it!
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Checking Out the Beaver Dam
Took C.J. to see the beaver dam close to my home. I get a kick out of these industrious critters.
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Burning My Trebuchet
I recently set fire to the trebuchet I built with a flaming arrow to commemorate my winning against a debilitating disease that struck me suddenly in May of 2021. This will inspire you.
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Truck Talk: Politics & Taxes
Talking about arguing over politics, my tax solution, and whether America would make it if there were secession.
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