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When I retired early from the CIA, I had no real concept of how hard it was going to be to transition from 35 years of government service to working on my own.

Some friends and family at my CIA retirement 2015

When I retired early from the CIA, I had no real concept of how hard it was going to be to transition from 35 years of government service to working on my own.

The New Power of Prudence Blog

Welcome, to the new blog! This week I want to introduce you to the features you'll find on our new platform. Why the change? The emotional, mental, and physical capacity to take care of yourself and others during an emergency only comes with an intentional change in the way most of us currently live.

Lighting the Fuse

In the last lesson, Up Close and Personal, we talked about how to detect threats in close quarters. We've discussed detecting threats as early as possible to avoid them, deter them, or gain extra time to react to them.

Up Close and Personal

In the last lesson, Up Close and Personal, we talked about how to detect threats in close quarters. We've discussed detecting threats as early as possible to avoid them, deter them, or gain extra time to react to them.

SA: Distance Equals Time

We've spent a couple of lessons exploring Situational Awareness (SA) and how it evolves. Today we will get down to the nitty gritty of when we should extend the distance of SA to provide an earlier warning of a potential threat.

Situational Awareness: Always in Motion

In the last blog, Hard Lessons in Situational Awareness, I described how I stood on a street corner in Kabul, Afghanistan, and paid attention to my Situational Awareness (SA)...

Hard Lessons in Situational Awareness

As we discover The Power of Prudence, we will explore each of these. Let's begin today with a critical part of our ability to perceive: Situational Awareness.