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Why I Wrote Personal Protection in the Workplace
I wrote Personal Protection in the Workplace: An In-Depth Analysis because workplace safety involves much more than cameras, policies, and emergency plans. Risk can also emerge through behavior, workplace culture, poor communication, ignored warning signs, misuse of authority, and digital vulnerabilities. My goal was to examine the human and organizational side of protection and help readers better understand how concerns develop, how they are reported, and why responsibility

David E. McJimson
2 days ago1 min read


Why I Wrote Warrior Clans of the Ancient Archipelago
The history of Filipino martial arts is often told through modern systems, schools, and recognized lineages. However, the warrior traditions behind them began much earlier. I wrote Warrior Clans of the Ancient Archipelago to examine the warrior societies and fighting traditions of Lukon/Luçon (Luzon), the Visayas, Mindanao, and the Sulu Islands. The book explores warfare, weapons, resistance, regional exchange, lineage, and cultural transmission across different periods of Ph

David E. McJimson
Sep 111 min read


Why I Wrote Shadow Intelligence: The Historical Shinobi
The shinobi are among the most recognized—and most misunderstood—figures in martial history. Popular culture often presents the ninja through dramatic stories and extraordinary abilities, making it difficult to separate history from legend. I wrote Shadow Intelligence: The Historical Shinobi to look beyond that familiar image. The book examines historical writings, intelligence gathering, infiltration, deception, concealment, survival, martial tradition, and the evidence behi

David E. McJimson
Sep 111 min read


Why I Wrote The Woman's Guide to Personal Protection
Personal protection begins long before a confrontation. It starts with preparation and making informed decisions every day. I wrote The Woman’s Guide to Personal Protection as a practical resource to help women develop greater awareness, recognize potential risks, and build practical skills for everyday situations.. My goal is simple—to share straightforward strategies that can help women become better prepared to navigate everyday situations with greater confidence. I hope t

David E. McJimson
Jul 251 min read


The Power of Communication in Personal Protection
Effective communication is one of the most powerful tools in personal protection. The right words, spoken calmly and confidently, can prevent misunderstandings, de-escalate conflict, establish boundaries, and reduce the likelihood of violence. Before relying on physical skills, learn to communicate with clarity, respect, and purpose. Your voice can often become your first—and best—line of defense. Communicate with confidence. Protect with wisdom.

David E. McJimson
Jul 251 min read


Preparing Children for a Safer Tomorrow
Children’s safety begins with education, awareness, and consistent guidance. Teaching children how to recognize unsafe situations, trust their instincts, communicate with trusted adults, and make smart decisions gives them skills that can last a lifetime. While we cannot eliminate every risk, we can prepare them with the knowledge and confidence to respond wisely. Protecting children today helps build safer, stronger, and more resilient adults tomorrow. Every child deserves t

David E. McJimson
Jul 251 min read


The Personal Protection Mindset
Personal protection is more than the ability to defend yourself—it is a commitment to living with awareness, responsibility, and purpose. True protection begins long before a confrontation. It starts with recognizing potential risks, making sound decisions, and avoiding danger whenever possible. Protection is a mindset. It is the discipline to remain alert, the wisdom to prepare in advance, and the character to act with confidence under pressure. The strongest shield is not b

David E. McJimson
Jul 201 min read


Safety Begins with a Mindset
Safety is not an accident—it is a mindset. Protection is not fear—it is preparation. Every decision you make today shapes your security tomorrow. Stay aware, trust your instincts, train your mind, and develop the skills to protect yourself and those you love. The strongest defense begins long before danger appears. Be alert. Be prepared. Be protected. Eye-level view of a security monitoring system displaying various threat indicators

David E. McJimson
Jul 201 min read
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