The Only Thing Better Than Experience...


 

An old story...

A giant ship's engine broke down in the middle of nowhere and no one could repair it. They hired a Mechanical Engineer with over 40 years of experience.

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He inspected the engine very carefully, from top to bottom.
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After seeing everything, the engineer unloaded his small bag and pulled out a small hammer.
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He knocked something gently for a few seconds. The engine came back to life again. The engine got fixed!
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7 days later the engineer mentioned that the total cost of repairing the giant ship was $20,000 to the ship owner.
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"What?!" said the owner.
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"You did almost nothing. Give us a detailed bill."
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The answer was simple:
(1) Tap with a hammer: $2
(2) Know where and how much to hit: $19,998
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That's the importance of appreciating one's expertise and experience...because those are the results of struggles, experiments, sweat & tears.
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So, if you don't have the direct experience, learn from someone who does. This will save you time, money and frustration. And in the world of protecting yourself and dealing with conflict, it can save you a lot more! 
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If I handle a conflict or potential violence with relative ease, it's because I spent my life learning how to do it.
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You may want this expertise now, because you don't  have a Lifetime to train... 
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Don't worry... 
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My Private PeaceWalker Membership shares the formula on how to protect yourself, manage conflict, negotiate, develop the right mindset, everything you need to survive and thrive in today's unpredictable world. 
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It's a journey, not a destination, a path and process. Don't get discouraged. Yes, there's a lot to learn, but inside this membership you'll get the training and support you need. 
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Easy to consume bites, a community and coaching to help you along the way.  Simple methods that literally took me decades to figure out. You'll have these and a whole lot more at your finger tips. 
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It won't break the bank either. Unless you consider $1.33 per day a lot of money. And if you do, then you have bigger problems than I can help you with! 
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Priceless skills and support for less than a coffee per day.
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 Or... figure this sh*t out yourself. 

The only thing better than learning from your own mistakes is learning from someone else's! 
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If you're looking how to defend yourself better. How to more effectively deal with conflict and violence. How to Live a clearer, more confident, fulfilled Life...

Than, NOW's your chance!
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In less than two weeks I'll be opening my membership up for a few people who want to learn how to develop a Protector's Lifestyle. Folks who want to learn how to be a PeaceWalker. 
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If you're wondering WTH a PeaceWalker is, here you go:
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PeaceWalkers are everyday people who train to protect Life. We belong to a unique fellowship of individuals who have the clarity, courage & skill to effectively deal with the wide spectrum of human conflict. We are motivated by Life & Love more so than fear & hate. PeaceWalkers lead from the front and dedicate ourselves to personal growth and constant training in pursuit of being a protector. We are capable of great empathy, diplomacy and as a last resort, physical violence for the purpose of protecting the Sanctity of Life. We have the resolve & ability to do most good, least harm for everyone as we embrace our will to Live, Protect & Inspire. 

Sorry, you can't get into my private membership yet, however, you CAN get into my 6 day defense basic training course to get on your way. You'll not only get access my powerful, yet deceptively simple introductory course, you will also get exclusive access to [almost] daily tips, tricks and tactics emailed directly to your inbox! 

Register now to get instant access! 



Keep going,
~Craig

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