: The text covers general concepts regarding preparation for crises, including maintaining a "go-bag" and understanding basic survival intelligence. Reception
: A common point of criticism involves the frequent mentions of the author's private training courses and products throughout the chapters. Spy Secrets That Can Save Your Life: A Former C...
by Jason Hanson is a guide that adapts intelligence tradecraft for civilian safety. : The text covers general concepts regarding preparation
: The book outlines how to establish a baseline for one's surroundings and recognize behaviors or situations that deviate from that baseline. : The book outlines how to establish a
: Some reviewers suggest that the author's mindset may be overly cautious or paranoid for the average person. For example, his personal choices regarding technology and privacy are often cited as being more extreme than necessary for most.
: Hanson discusses various behavioral indicators that may suggest a person is being untruthful or deceptive.