Street smart

A civilian’s guide on how to be street smart for domestic and foreign urban scenarios, by a former covert operative and urban survivalist.

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Whether you’re concerned about civil unrest, power outages, or a pandemic, here are six skills you need to survive an urban disaster.

Street smart

Street smarts are what keep you alive. Fabian is back with more tips on what it takes to develop street smarts.

When someone is street smart, it means they have a good situational understanding and awareness. In simple words, they know what is going on around them and how to navigate that environment. The way they go about it is practical, generally resulting from real-life experience.