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Hey Warrior,

I was watching Goldmember



wait.

You do like Austin Powers, right? You better.

Anyways. One of my favorite scenes is when Nigel Powers is fighting Dr. Evils henchmen and he says:

“What, is this your first day on the job or something? Look, this is how it goes; You try to attack me, one at a time, and I knock you out with a single punch. Ready? Go!”

It’s hilarious because that’s how it goes in movies. Everyone takes turns.

But real life? Not quite.

Let’s explore


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Street fights aren't fair.

Especially when you're facing multiple opponents.

The reality is chaotic, unpredictable, and potentially deadly.

Your first move should always be finding a quick exit.

But what if running isn't an option?

Here’s the tactical truth



If you have to engage multiple attackers, keep moving.

The last place you want to be is stuck in the middle of a swarm.

Constant movement makes it harder for your opponents to surround you.

And if you’re lucky, you'll end up engaging only one attacker at a time.

Your goal?

Turn a "many vs. one" into a series of brief "one-on-one" encounters.

Think like a chess player, always positioning yourself strategically.

Stay agile, keep circling, use obstacles, and never stop scanning for your exit.

Maybe you’ll get lucky.

So I wanna know


What’s your favorite Austin Powers quote?

Just respond to this email or head over to the Operators Lounge on Facebook and post it there.

Groovy Baby,

Paul Simoes

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