Everyday safety skill.

Let me know what you all think is a good day and time for the live Q&A’s it’ll have to be on the weekends for now. Drop your preference in the comments.

Scenario: You’re walking to your car at night. You notice someone standing near your vehicle. They aren’t doing anything obvious. Just standing there. Most people would ignore it and continue walking normally. That’s the mistake. The issue isn’t necessarily the person. It’s the positioning. What stands out to you in this situation? And what would you be paying attention to first?

One of the biggest problems today is distraction. Most people walk through parking lots, stores, and public places staring at their phones. If something unusual happened nearby, they probably wouldn’t notice it until it was too late. Awareness doesn’t mean being paranoid. It means being present enough to notice when something feels off. What’s one distraction you think causes people to miss what’s happening around them?

Never point your weapon at anything you don’t intend to shoot.