Nick Perry explains the 10-second rule: when you enter any public space, pause to scan for exits and observe your surroundings. He learned it from a former Secret Service agent and says it keeps you oriented and able to act fast if something goes wrong.
Here's the 10-second rule that could save your life. I learned this from a former Secret Service agent, and I've done it every day since. The second you arrive somewhere, say a restaurant, a store, a coffee shop, or a sports arena, pause. Take 10 seconds, scan the space, check out the people, and locate the exits. Because in an emergency, you don't want to be the one looking around frantically in panic. You want to be the one moving, especially if you're with your family. A distracted person makes a very easy target. Share this video with everyone you love.
