We Fight Monsters
Here at We Fight Monsters, I speak with people who share their knowledge and experiences with you on how to fight back against any form of trouble that can injure the mind, body, heart and spirit. Listen to their stories.
WE FIGHT MONSTERS. I'm not afraid of anything in this world that's been seen. I have scars on the inside. My badges of honor. There's a light inside my heart; it's for others to see. I live to show the way to those lost and in pain. And you? Walk with magnificence. Cock of the walk. Lead the way or follow those who use their pain to fight monsters and the injustices in this world.
BECOME A BETTER PERSON. I believe that life is comprehensible and has a purpose for each of us through a personal development of the Whole Man concept. I promote the idea of becoming the Man of Action, Man of Intellect, Man of Emotion, and the Man of Spirit. I promote the idea of being just, temperate, prudent, hopeful, faithful and strong. I speak with people who share their knowledge and experiences with you on how to fight back against literal and figurative monsters. I ask that you never give up and be less than you should be. I promote being leaders and students. Roll with me.
We Fight Monsters
22 SAS Operator Mick Hawkes CQB | Ep 57
Born into a military family, Mick attended 14 schools over his childhood. His dream of being a professional footballer came to an end after an unsuccessful trial with Lincoln City and he visited the careers office aged 16 to join the 1975 junior paras course. An ankle injury left him unable to perform any jumps, and Mick briefly left the army before rejoining 29 Commando. Passing SAS Selection on the second attempt, Mick went on to serve 14 years in B Squadron, and received his QCB for efforts in Northern Ireland. Mick was deployed to the UAE for the first Gulf War, and then posted to Bosnia, where he was taken prisoner. After leaving the regiment, Mick moved into corporate security, where he would carve out a 22 year career in locations like Kazakhstan and Nigeria. Mick and his daughter now run Hawkes And Co, and deliver security training for a number of sectors, including agriculture and rural crime prevention. Mick is releasing a book in the near future, dedicated to his co-writer Nicole Johnston, who has recently passed away.
Micks Socials & Links: Instagram: @mhawkes40
Website: https://www.hawkesandco.uk/mick-hawkes-cv
