#trigger reset

This week's file is also this month's free file. It's one I probably should've made sooner, but it is a way to completely cleanse your mind of any residual triggers, whether they be from me or other hypnotists, as well as fortifying a failsafe in your mind to help prevent any triggers that would otherwise make you uncomfortable, or conflict with your inner self. There is a courtesy activation of the trigger at the very end of the file for those who want the effect enacted immediately. I hope you enjoy and that it can be put to good use.

In the article "Trigger Training Tips: Have You Been Doing It Wrong?" by Clayton Walker, the author explores the difference between target shooting and defensive shooting, emphasizing the importance of adapting trigger techniques for different scenarios. Initially approaching firearms as a target shooter, Walker discusses how traditional target shooting habits may not be effective for defensive shooting situations. The article critiques conventional "perfect" trigger press techniques, which prioritize slow, precise movements, suggesting they may hinder speed and practicality in self-defense contexts. Walker shares his personal evolution in shooting methodology, adopting a more straightforward and rapid trigger pull approach to enhance performance in defensive training. The content highlights the significance of understanding different firearm uses, balancing precision with practicality, and constantly evaluating common shooting advice to improve effectiveness and adaptability.