As we've seen with recent threads, there are some "interesting" ideas floating around in our community.
What illusions/inaccuracies can we dispel to help each other prepare for potential defensive encounters?
I'll start with one:
too often, there is an assumption that the good guy will have significant time to prepare for the encounter. I submit that most interpersonal violence comes very quickly and often with little or no warning.
We need to prepare to react much quicker in both mindset and toolset.
What else can we discuss to in order to keep ourselves mentally flexible for real-world situations?
What illusions/inaccuracies can we dispel to help each other prepare for potential defensive encounters?
I'll start with one:
too often, there is an assumption that the good guy will have significant time to prepare for the encounter. I submit that most interpersonal violence comes very quickly and often with little or no warning.
We need to prepare to react much quicker in both mindset and toolset.
What else can we discuss to in order to keep ourselves mentally flexible for real-world situations?