Read to your kids and have them read as much as possible.

21% of US adults are functionally illiterate, meaning they have reading skills at or below the level considered necessary for basic daily functioning in society, according to posts on X and other sources referencing studies like the Program for the International Assessment of Adult Competencies (PIAAC).

54% of US adults read below a sixth-grade level, which, while not strictly “illiterate," indicates a significant portion of the population struggles with literacy to the extent that they might be considered functionally illiterate for many practical purposes.

Idolizing a politician is same as believing a stripper loves you.

Don’t let politics create stress in your life. It is an election cycle so fear propaganda machine is in full swing. It’s sole purpose to divide us into sides that hate each other, so a few in power can get more power.

Stop watching the news, take a breath, and focus on your family. Create a family life and small friends circle that is self-sufficient and less reliant on the government for help. If you’re truly worried about things getting worse. Build that local network now.

The greater the tension, the greater is the potential.

Adversity builds character. We need a certain of struggle in our lives to create growth and change. No one develops a high level of skill without struggling to learn that skill set. We are all inexperienced amateurs at everything at some in our lives. Be it time invested or the disciple to refine your understanding of the subject. Mastering a skill requires struggle true knowledge.

"Sometimes hitting a man
isn't to teach a lesson, but to hurt the man."

In some cases, violence is not the answer, but a requirement. Turning the other cheek and walking away is not the answer. A man who hurts the weak and defenseless deserves nothing less than extreme violence.

If you carry a gun for a living with the ability to make life and death choices involving your fellow citizens. You better invest the time to be properly in handling firearms and your gear. It is your obligation to be highly skilled and proficient in the trade.

Military, Law Enforcement, Armed Security, or a private citizen concealed carrying a firearm. Invest the time to know your firearm, the law involving carrying a firearm, and the ability to know when to use that firearm.

Be a man of strong principles, and hold true to your beliefs even when you’re under attack from everyone. We have let weak men push society down a grotesque path because far too many men have said nothing

It is no longer a mindset of “this is the hill I die on”, but the “this is hill I kill you on.” Weak men don’t have to stomach to truly fight your values when opposed by stronger willpower and discipline.

"Everything is important, everything matters. Do the right thing, at the right time, everytime."

If all your shooting drills are done standing, you're not doing realistic training. The 25yd flat range mindset will get you killed.

Shoot. Move. Communicate.

Disconnected for a long weekend with the family and forgot about the dumpster fire that is the world for a few days.

Don’t forget to recenter yourself every now and again. Spend time offline with your family and friends. Drink some coffee, eat some food cooked over a fire, and quiet your mind.

Get on the range and train more! Do more than static <25yds drills. Get in some sprints and shooting! Nothing fancy, just moving and shooting.

3 targets
100yds
Standing to Prone 2rds per tgt
Prone to Kneeling 2rds per tgt
Kneeling to Standing 2rds per tgt

Sprint to the 50yds line
Standing to Prone 2rds per tgt
Prone to Kneeling 2rds per tgt
Kneeling to Standing 2rds per tgt

Sprint to 25
Standing 2rds per tgt

I mix load my magazines to have random reloads.

As men, we have to train more to be violent on demand. Our families need us to be strong and capable of defending them at the drop of a hat. It is our responsibility to be that guy, and not the man who relies on hope and luck.

Go to the gym, ruck, sprint, and stay physically fit.

Train in combatives! Jiu jitsu, grappling, boxing, Muay Thai.

Get a rifle and a pistol. Shoot and train basic tactics.

The goal is to have a plan for when things go bad, and then be capable of executing that plan. You own a stockpile of guns, ammo, food and water, but if you can’t sprint 100yds without having a heart attack. You’re nothing more than a heat drop for someone better trained and prepared.

It’s ok to outgrow people, places and things. That’s kind of the point, continuous growth, become a better human than the day before. Always seeking self improvement so you don’t grow stagnant and stale.

The fact that the catchphrase is "Tax the Rich” and not "Help the Poor" is telling of the true intent. It is an ideology premised on envy and resentment, the altruism is merely performative.

There is a fine line between the pavement and the tournament mats, and not everyone is playing by the same rules. If you make the decision to engage someone in violence. Understand that they may be more willing to take it to a lethal level.

Don’t confuse sport for self defense.

The world has always been violent and it’s nostalgia that tricks you into thinking otherwise. Fighting has never been fair as our ancestors use every dirty trick the book to win a fight.

Every generation likes to say fights were always one on one, or no one brought knives and guns. Your grandfathers carried slapjacks and brass knuckles, don’t be fooled.

Be dangerous but disciplined.