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Instagram Lesson Check (Patreon)

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2020-08-14 03:22:41
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2026-06
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We posted this excerpt on the VE Instagram from the full length video here on Patreon that we released a while back about reading the room.

https://www.patreon.com/posts/mindset-reading-37758991

I saw some awesome responses ranging from I'm unarmed to too many windows. I will admit, we did some creative cropping on the IG post so they couldn't fully see my right hand. (Most on the gram missed the gold plated cannon I was holding 😂).

The reason I bring it up is a perception check. I want you to ask yourselves if you are taking in all of the information accurately when you read a situation. When you get deeper into this stuff it's a good exercise to test your perception. Remember, this stuff is hard and is learned behavior. I'll be putting more out like this after we wrap up our current Shawn Ryan Show shooting schedule and more fundamentals as well.

Homework:

Look at your living space and start to read the room. Give it a shot to identify knowns and unknowns, where you can pause so you don't get trapped in a hot spot.

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Terry D.

I was just thinking about a video idea like this, what if an intruder showed up in my home? Looking forward to more.

Nancy Thompson

Actually ran the house from all rooms from both ends. I can navigate my home in total darkness...it's a farm. When the electricity goes out, there are no helpful little night lights 😉 There are helpful tripping hazards for the uninvited 😊 and let's not forget the dogs 😂 I still missed the hand cannon. My takeway...it's not always the obvious or easily seen threat. More practice. More videos to help us train. ❤🇺🇲

chris settles

I must be the paranoid guy. Every room,restaurant and grocery store I have to be against a wall ,shelf or something so I can see as many entry points and people as possible. I'm constantly telling my wife and daughter to watch their surroundings. Only question I have is in a low light situation do you always keep lights off? By the way received my shirt and it rocks!

John W

First things i saw were you're wearing sunglasses indoors, in the middle of the room, with two windows behind you, and a doorway right in front of you? That's funny on the Desert Eagle. I knew you had a gun based on how your arm was hanging, but couldn't tell what exactly it was.

Joe Layne

Hanging out in the door way, more or less in the middle of the space, Windows to your back, If you are going to draw a weapon, put it at the ready to work or put it to work. Didn't think about the sunglasses, I rarely wear them, (Maybe I should start. Vigilance Elite Shades anyone?) but that could be a problem. It would be great to see it from the operators perspective also.

Baylis

Your in the middle of the room, so your exposed and need to worry about 360. Your not at the ready and pointing your gun at yourself.

Baylis

Maybe cover reflective surfaces. After doing some invisible man work., I found such surfaces indespensible. Once you are aware how critical they are.... it’s a game changer.

Jerry Farrar

You are in front of a window and with one to your right

Kaven Martinez

Was this mainly for LEO/Military? I see the tactics appeared team oriented, I was just thinking about all the places I could get lit up if I was trying this as a single person clearing my house of multiple home invaders. What would you want to focus on if it’s a single man clearing?

Karl R Asmundsson

Had to watch it 5 or 6 times but I finally figured out what is wrong. The curtains don't match the wall paint.