- The Mission Briefing
- Posts
- MB #082: One critical change
MB #082: One critical change
Unlock a completely different life with just this one shift
Chris Cirullo
December 08, 2024
Are you interested in a live tactical event with a Tier-1 Navy SEAL?
What if you could gain elite-level skills to protect your family in the most dangerous situations - both natural ones and those caused by fellow humans?
We will be hosting a 2-3 day live event, alongside SEAL Team operators, Army Rangers, Homeland Security, and Federal gang task force leaders, to train fathers just like you in:
A Balanced Theological Approach to Readiness: How faith and preparedness align. A deep dive into the scriptures to make sense of hard-to-discern topics.
Tactical Room Clearing, Shooting, & Survival Skills: Practical techniques for securing your home or family in a crisis. Preparedness and survival training. Learning skills from the best to save years of frustration, fear, and doubt.
Special Operations-Style Training: Finish the event with a 1-day training exercise to put your practical skills into use in a life-like situation so that you’re not wondering if you even know how to apply these skills in a crisis.
If you’d be interested in an event like this, get your name on the list. It will be first come first serve and we can only take about 20 men.
MB #082
Read Time: ~5 Minutes
It’s interesting to me how many things I ‘believe’ in that are small and seemingly insignificant, and how often I find myself not employing the same belief for other things.
For example, I often have a day or two per week that I like to work from a coffee shop to have some focused writing time. When I finish I often tell myself “I’m going to go home now.”
The reality of life is that I don’t know for sure that I’m going to make it home. I could get in an accident. It’s a real possibility of life. But that doesn’t stop me from believing that I’m going to make it home.
Why?
I’ve driven home so many times in my life without an accident that I’ve wired into my mind the belief that I’ll make it home just fine.
When it comes to bigger things that have less repetition, however, it’s often much harder for us to believe that we’re going to make it.