I say this to every single young man that asks for advice. “Become a monster!”

Lift, train to fight, get out and see the world, and never give up your masculinity just to fit in with the mob.

“When it’s your turn to be the hammer, hit hard, because when you were the nail, no one had mercy on you.”

It you sit down to play a game of chess and your opponent punches you in the face, you're not going to prevail by getting better at chess.

#WalkSilentlyActViolently
#ViolenceIsTheAnswer

Walk Silently.
Observe Everything.
Act Violently.

#WalkSilentlyActViolenty

“A man who fears pain more than failure will taste both.”

Having a lack of basic skills, knowledge, and decent level of physical fitness is a personal choice. A decision made not to put forth the effort to improve yourself. It only takes small increments forward to make the biggest changes.

We carry the sum of human knowledge and history in our pockets. You can find a tutorial on any subject, at anytime of the day, almost every where in world, for free!

You have absolutely no excuse available to justify not figuring something out.

The world is full of frivolous distractions that will only take you off the path.

Pacifism without being capable of violence is cowardice disguised as virtue.

Never seek out violence and do your best to avoid it at all costs, but…

When someone brings violence to your doorstep. Greet it with overwhelming force.

The only way out is through. There are no shortcuts.

“I don’t know man, have you tried being normal and good?”

Maybe don’t rage out on your way to the grocery store, scream at strangers and simply be a normal, functional adult. High stress, chaotic people tend to bring stress and chaos unto themselves, and then project that out towards everyone else.

Take a breath, realize you’re probably not the main character in everyone’s story, and go about your life.

Tandem vincēmus — “In the end, we win.”

You will inspire some, and anger others. Do it anyway.

December Challenge: 10 minutes of dry fire with your carry gun every day. Nothing crazy, just work on draw, transition a few targets, and some reload work.

During a violent encounter, under extreme stress, we don’t rise to the occasion. We drop down to our highest level of proficient training. Our brains release hormones that stop learning as everything becomes driven by skills already learned, not remembered, but procedural.

The question becomes how far down are you going to drop? If you don’t train to fight, you’re not going to “see red” and fight through the situation. You are not going to draw your gun proficiently out of the holster. Adrenaline, panic, and fear are going to drive your decisions and actions.

Train. Get in the gym. Roll on the mats. Hit the bag. Dry fire your guns.

The tragedy isn’t that evil exists. It’s that we keep pretending it is playing by the set of rules. We keep looking for a fair and honorable fight from men who are neither fair nor honorable.

The mindset of “don’t hit first” has probably gotten more guys hurt than any other self- defense advice. If someone is showing aggression and threatening violence. Defend yourself without hesitation and throw the first punch.

A lot of people are like this guy in the video. Loud, shit talking paper tigers, but why risk it. It only takes one punch to knock you out. One hidden blade to cut enough to bleed out in two minutes. One gun tucked in a waistband to end your life.

Don’t risk it.

The unprepared always call it bad luck when they fail. No brother, you were just lazy.

"Imagine being bitten by a snake and instead of healing from the poison, you chase the snake to understand why it bit you and prove that you didnt deserve it."

The struggle never stops.

You’re here once, no second chances. Don’t hesitate.