The Survival Primer

As you travel through life and career you will encounter situations that can benefit or harm you. Obviously, the more you are prepared for handling unexpected events the more likely you are to not only survive but even prosper by addressing them properly. Read these tips , observations and techniques, apply them to your social life or work and go forward with confidence. People will be less likely to take advantage of you or harm you. You will become more secure, less likely to become a victim or a statistic.

200 short tips on making your daily life more secure in your social interactions, during the workplace day and in conflict wherever you find yourself. They are designed to heighten your awareness of the world around you, spot potentially dangerous people and situations and provide insight into methods to survive those situations. These tips should mentally prepare you for the unexpected events that routinely occur in life and so few are prepared for, by anticipating possible scenarios and providing possible actions to avoid, engage and survive the encounter. The more you can understand and routinely incorporate into your daily life the more safe and secure your position in life will be.

Mark A. Warner is a retired business manager, salesman, U.S. Army veteran (Vietnam) and Jack-Of-All-Trades currently living in Florida with his wife, Jeanne, of 47 years and a cat named Princess.