From Daisy <[email protected]>
Subject This Is Selco’s Favorite Survival Exercise.
Date January 10, 2024 1:23 PM
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It's not what you'd expect.

Selco's favorite survival exercise isn't some exotic, physically
draining act. Instead, it's a surprisingly simple thing that relates to
the most likely events in YOUR everyday life.

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In what ways can you add some pressure to everyday scenarios? How can
you prepare for the things that are most likely? What survival exercise
do you do on a regular basis?

Let's talk about it in the comments section.

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