Feeling unprepared for a crisis? Join us on Red Dot Mindset as we delve into the powerful psychology that can help you stay safe in high-pressure situations. Drawing insights from "Deadly Force Encounters," we'll explain how stress impacts your brain and why reacting instinctively isn't always the best approach. Learn how to cultivate a resilient mindset through preparation and realistic training, giving you the mental edge needed to improve your chances when it matters most. This episode offers valuable takeaways for everyone committed to personal safety, from law enforcement to everyday citizens.
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Chapters
- (00:00:00) - Deadly Force Encounters: The Mental Preparing
- (00:01:05) - The Mental Load of Police Officers
- (00:01:47) - What Is a Survival Mindset?
- (00:03:06) - What Happens When a Threat Appears?
- (00:06:25) - Mindset Development: The Warrior Mindset
- (00:07:46) - Three Rules for Responding to a Threat
- (00:08:39) - A Survival Mindset
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