The Best Self Defense System Ever Created?!

 

A few weeks ago, someone forwarded me one of Vox Day’s darkstreams.

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I'll be honest, I didn't really know who he was. After looking at his website and other media, he doesn't seem to really be my cup of tea either, but I still gave him a listen...

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He was talking about how, when it comes to systems of government — whether democracies, republics, or monarchies to outright communist or fascist systems — what’s far more important than the “system” is the leadership.

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He says that the right leadership trumps the so-called right “system.”

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Even a systems like socialism or communism can work to at least some extent with the right leadership, while the perfect utopian democracy-fanboy’s wet dream system will (and often does, historically) crash & burn with the wrong leadership.

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Personally, I think Vox may have missed the point a bit regarding what a republic (vs. democracy) was supposed to offer...

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Namely, a way for there to be a representative government of the people, by the people. One that has a means to peacefully transfer leadership, rather than a succession forced through violence.

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But I can see his point regarding any form of government can be horrific with terrible leadership.

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The laundry list of evil Old Testament kings alone are proof of that. Under the bad kings, the land & people suffered. Yet, under the right leadership, the land & people flourished.

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And it's the same with any system of government.

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The point?

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There is no perfect system... Especially when it comes to protecting yourself and managing conflict.

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Never has been one, never will be one.

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I do believe some approaches are better than others.

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Some may do 'this' better and 'that' not as well, however, even a 'good system' in the wrong hands will be inefficient or worse.

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Sometimes, those approaces just turn into something else entirely.

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I've seen good practitioners use not so good systems and find success. I have also seen great systems, used by a not so great practitioners, constantly fail.

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The dog in the fight vs. the fight in the dog.

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In my opinion there needs to be a bit of balance in both the approach and the person.

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But, that is merely my opinion.

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There is no perfect defense system — no matter what your favorite guru says.

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Systems...

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Some are better than others.

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And some are better for certain types of situations and objectives than others.

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But what’s way more important is, who uses that system.

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How well they use the tools they have developed and what they are really protecting, makes all the difference.

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So it goes with my own “system” too.

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A weak leader or an unclear protector will fail with anything I advocate.

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This is especially true with my PeaceWalker Program.

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(That will be opening again soon)

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It’s not for people who are just armchair quarterbacks. It’s not for people who don’t take a “hands on” approach to their personal training. It's not for folks who are are just looking for an endless number of videos that show tricks, techniques & hacks. And it’s sure as hades ain’t for people who think that protecting yourself in real time is only about your punching, kicking and shooting skills.

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Learning how to protect yourself is going to take a well rounded approach, beginning with your mindset and ethics.

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That said, the PeaceWalker approach takes some time & patience...

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It takes a lot of trial & error, too.

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And it definitely takes strong leadership and discipline on your part.

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If you don’t have these attributes all you’ll do is waste your money.

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But, if you are a person who has what it takes, and can connect the dots of this approach beyond just the physicality of protecting yourself, then there's a chance. A chance you'll see how this PeaceWalker Approach can literally change every aspect of your Life for the better!

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That’s my take on my own invitation to my free home study course Six Day Defense.

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Is what it is.

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Here's the link to the free course:

https://sixdaydefense.com/

Keep going,

~Craig