Dullaert shares numerous real-life examples of how he and his colleagues applied these principles in high-pressure situations. For instance, during a mission to protect a high-profile client, Dullaert and his team encountered a suspicious individual who was acting erratically. By trusting their instincts and staying alert, they were able to identify the individual as a potential threat and take action to neutralize him.
Choose the best course of action based on your orientation. Act: Execute your decision without hesitation. Reading the Room
Regularly place yourself in controlled, low-stakes uncomfortable environments. Becoming Bulletproof- Life Lessons from a Secre...
Keep your spine straight, pull your shoulders back, and place your feet flat on the floor to convey stability.
Your body dictates your mind. Stand tall and breathe deeply to force your brain into a state of confidence. Dullaert shares numerous real-life examples of how he
A bulletproof vest doesn’t make you invincible; it makes you survivable. It stops the projectile, but you still feel the impact. You still have bruises. The Secret Service doesn’t train agents to be emotionless robots—they train them to absorb shock and keep functioning.
Throughout his book, Dullaert shares numerous key takeaways from his experiences as a Secret Service agent. Here are a few: Choose the best course of action based on your orientation
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