About the Book
Redefining Leadership: Lessons from the Frontlines to the Office is a raw, insightful, and empowering journey through real-world leadership. Drawing from personal experiences in both military and civilian life, this book strips away the fluff and dives into what leadership really means—accountability, resilience, self-reflection, and the courage to lead even when recognition doesn’t come.
Whether you’re a new supervisor, a seasoned manager, or someone who’s been quietly carrying the weight of leadership without the title, this book speaks to you. It blends practical tools with deeply personal stories to show how everyday actions—not just rank or position—define true leadership.
Through a mix of hard-earned lessons, honest reflection, and powerful mentorship principles, this book provides a framework for those who lead not because they were told to—but because they had to.
What You’ll Find Inside:
Practical strategies for leading in challenging environments
Civilian-friendly rewrites of military leadership principles
Real stories of failure, growth, and redemption
A guide to mentoring, coaching, and building strong teams
A call to action for leaders who want to make a difference without losing themselves in the process
This isn’t your typical leadership book—it’s a battle-tested guide for leading with integrity, purpose, and impact.
About This Book
Everyday Electronic Surveillance is a practical guide for anyone who wants to understand how modern surveillance technologies affect our daily lives—and how to take back control.
Whether you’re a concerned parent, a survivor of stalking, a privacy-conscious professional, or simply someone who values your digital freedom, this book breaks down the often invisible world of surveillance into clear, actionable insights. From phone tracking and hidden cameras to Wi-Fi monitoring and data scraping, Everyday Electronic Surveillance sheds light on the tools being used against ordinary people—by corporations, governments, and even individuals.
More than just a catalog of threats, this book offers empowering solutions. It explores affordable technologies, open-source tools, and defensive strategies that anyone can use—no technical background required. You’ll learn how to detect if you’re being watched, understand how data is collected and weaponized, and implement defenses that restore a sense of safety and autonomy.
At its core, Everyday Electronic Surveillance is a call to awareness. It bridges the gap between the technical world and real-world consequences, offering a guide for reclaiming your right to privacy in an increasingly connected and monitored society.
