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14. Don’t Travel Again Before You Hear These CRITICAL Personal Safety Tips | Ron Tetreau Thrive Unafraid
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Have you ever thought to ask a hotel check-in clerk NOT to tell you your room number out loud? Did you know Sudafed is an illegal drug in Japan that will get you major jail time? Join Kelly, Doug, and Ron Tetreau this week as they discuss top travel safety tips to keep you safe whether you’re a solo traveler or have a family or friends to protect. This one is chock full of specific tips to keep you and your data safe and secure throughout the entire trip.
Click here to download the newly released “Traveler Safety Guide”!
Ron shares stories of how he, his friends, and colleagues keep safe while traveling, as well as how he prepared his daughter for overseas solo travel. He criticizes some commonly recommended hotel safety advice, and discusses alternative options with Kelly and Doug.
Don’t miss out on advice on:
Hotel door safety (including why/when not to bar yourself in)Be careful where you charge your electronicsSituational awareness in unfamiliar environments and culturesHotel check-in safety practicesThe Rule of Stupids while travelingConsiderations of dress when travelingThe Gray Man TheoryRon Tetreau is a retired police Detective from the City of Woonsocket, Rhode Island. Serving 24 years as a Law Enforcement Officer and is also a 38-year veteran of both the United States Air Force and the United States Army, he is currently a MSG in the US Army Reserves. He is a graduate of Roger Williams University holding a BS Degree in Criminal Justice and is currently pursuing a graduate degree in Terrorism and Counter Terrorism Studies. As a police officer, he served on the SWAT Team for more than 16 years as the Training Coordinator as well as serving as both an Assault Team Leader and Sniper Team Leader participating and leading operations including Barricaded Subjects, High Risk Warrants, Drug Interdiction Operations. He was also a member of the State of Rhode Island Homeland Security Weapons of Mass Destruction Team serving on the Assault Element. He was a guest instructor at the FBI Law Enforcement Sniper School and served as a liaison to Joint Special Operations Command as a Guest Instructor at the FBI Sniper School. As a member of the 1996 Summer Olympics Security Team he was assigned to the Personal Security Detail at the Soccer Venue at the University of Georgia.
Connect with Ron:
Website: http://asymmetrictraining.com/
IG: https://www.instagram.com/asymmetrictraining/
LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/ron-tetreau-b25ab015/
Email: info@asymmetrictraining.com
Connect with Doug and Kelly:
Follow The Diamond Arrow Group on Instagram and Facebook, and Kelly Sayre on LinkedIn and Twitter.
You can find Doug at @texasspydad, or on LinkedIn and Twitter.
Check Kelly’s new book Sharp Women that guides you through embracing your best self-defense weapon - your intuition.
Please click ‘Follow’ or ‘Subscribe’ on your favorite podcast platform, and we’d love to hear what you think is the best piece of advice you’ve heard on the podcast to-date in a Review on your podcast platform!
Have you ever thought to ask a hotel check-in clerk NOT to tell you your room number out loud? Did you know Sudafed is an illegal drug in Japan that will get you major jail time? Join Kelly, Doug, and Ron Tetreau this week as they discuss top travel safety tips to keep you safe whether you’re a solo traveler or have a family or friends to protect. This one is chock full of specific tips to keep you and your data safe and secure throughout the entire trip.
Click here to download the newly released “Traveler Safety Guide”!
Ron shares stories of how he, his friends, and colleagues keep safe while traveling, as well as how he prepared his daughter for overseas solo travel. He criticizes some commonly recommended hotel safety advice, and discusses alternative options with Kelly and Doug.
Don’t miss out on advice on:
Hotel door safety (including why/when not to bar yourself in)Be careful where you charge your electronicsSituational awareness in unfamiliar environments and culturesHotel check-in safety practicesThe Rule of Stupids while travelingConsiderations of dress when travelingThe Gray Man TheoryRon Tetreau is a retired police Detective from the City of Woonsocket, Rhode Island. Serving 24 years as a Law Enforcement Officer and is also a 38-year veteran of both the United States Air Force and the United States Army, he is currently a MSG in the US Army Reserves. He is a graduate of Roger Williams University holding a BS Degree in Criminal Justice and is currently pursuing a graduate degree in Terrorism and Counter Terrorism Studies. As a police officer, he served on the SWAT Team for more than 16 years as the Training Coordinator as well as serving as both an Assault Team Leader and Sniper Team Leader participating and leading operations including Barricaded Subjects, High Risk Warrants, Drug Interdiction Operations. He was also a member of the State of Rhode Island Homeland Security Weapons of Mass Destruction Team serving on the Assault Element. He was a guest instructor at the FBI Law Enforcement Sniper School and served as a liaison to Joint Special Operations Command as a Guest Instructor at the FBI Sniper School. As a member of the 1996 Summer Olympics Security Team he was assigned to the Personal Security Detail at the Soccer Venue at the University of Georgia.
Connect with Ron:
Website: http://asymmetrictraining.com/
IG: https://www.instagram.com/asymmetrictraining/
LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/ron-tetreau-b25ab015/
Email: info@asymmetrictraining.com
Connect with Doug and Kelly:
Follow The Diamond Arrow Group on Instagram and Facebook, and Kelly Sayre on LinkedIn and Twitter.
You can find Doug at @texasspydad, or on LinkedIn and Twitter.
Check Kelly’s new book Sharp Women that guides you through embracing your best self-defense weapon - your intuition.
Please click ‘Follow’ or ‘Subscribe’ on your favorite podcast platform, and we’d love to hear what you think is the best piece of advice you’ve heard on the podcast to-date in a Review on your podcast platform!
51 min