Do People Feel Safer When You're There?





This might sound like a weird question... but it is an important one!

Think about it...

Do they?

If they do Why? Or if they don't, than Why Not? I don't mean just physically safer. I'm talking emotionally safer too. Like if they needed you, you'd have their back in whatever capacity.

What do you think is necessary to have someone FEEL Safer in your presence? 

Is it how you look? What you say (or don't say)? What you do (or don't)? How you hold yourself?


A Challenge...


Here's a challenge for you...

Try observing yourself today and see if you can pick up on things that you can do to help communicate (without directly saying it) to people around you that you have their back if they need it.

It could be something as subtle as you being more alert, straightening your posture and paying attention.

It could be something like you looking approachable enough to talk to.

It could be about you listening more attentively.

It could be you stepping in and asserting yourself even when you weren't asked.

It could be not butting in when you could!

It could be seeing things that are typically ignored or ignoring things that are seen!

It could be helping someone save face, or calling someone out who is out of line. 


The Protector's #1 Tool


The #1 Tool that ANY protector has is Themselves!

That's right, its not a technique, or a weapon...

It's our...

  1. Identity
  2. Attitude
  3. Awareness
  4. Influence &
  5. Action


That's right it's US! It's YOU!!

But You're Not Done Yet...

Nope, not quite...

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You got this,
~Craig


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