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BMM INDIE EP 183: Dedication podcast
“That won’t ever happen to me.”
Ever catch yourself saying that? You know, you hear a news story about the smash-and-grab in a city parking lot…or the car following a lady home from her grocery store trip…or the drunk dude who just randomly landed a punch on an innocent pedestrian, sending him to the hospital with a serious head injury…
“Nah, that won’t ever happen to me. My shopping areas have great security…I live in a safe area…I’m not out late at night…”
But, what if you’re wrong? I mean, athletes have beaten the odds. Teams have beaten the odds. WEATHER has beaten the odds. Last time I checked, criminals can beat the odds, too.
This is why I brought back Jonathan Burke to my show – one of the top self-defense and close quarters combat experts on the planet. In one of my BEST episodes of the year, Jon and I tackle one of the most overlooked and undervalued topics around human performance today. If you care about keeping yourself and your loved ones safe, ESPECIALLY during the holidays, then lock in to today’s episode. And, then…
***SHARE THIS EPISODE*** It’s packed with a TON of practical advice on how to keep you and your loved ones safe!
In this episode, you’ll hear:
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