Community - Tim Kennedy Online

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As an outdoorsman, a hunter, and a guy who’s spent enough cold nights in the field to know better (but apparently still doesn’t), let me tell you: layered clothing isn’t just a luxury, it’s survival 101. In the military, we had a saying: “There’s no such thing as bad weather, just bad gear,” but let me confess—I’ve been that idiot who thought a hoodie, ranger panties, and bravado would cut it. Layering keeps you warm, dry, and functional by trapping heat and wicking sweat, so you don’t freeze when the temperature drops. A solid base layer keeps the sweat off, the insulating mid-layer locks in the warmth, and the outer shell blocks wind and rain. Skip one, and you’re just a popsicle with a rifle. So, whether you’re glassing a hillside or just trying not to become a cautionary tale, trust me: bring good coffee, embrace the layers and leave the ego at home—it’s lighter that way!

Texas Weather

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Save holiday money.

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My fellow sophisticate elite cosmopolitan @awakenwithjp decided to take a little break from our tactical extravaganza for some coffee tasting. Coffee cupping is a standardized method used by coffee professionals to evaluate the aroma, flavor, and quality of different coffees. To perform a coffee cupping, you start by grinding a small, precise amount of coffee (typically 12 grams) and placing it into a cup. Next, pour 200 milliliters of hot water (around 200°F or 93°C) over the grounds, allowing the coffee to steep for 4 minutes. During this time, a crust of grounds forms on the surface. You break the crust with a spoon, releasing the coffee’s aroma, which is carefully observed. After skimming off the grounds, the coffee is left to cool slightly before tasting. Tasting involves slurping a small spoonful, which aerates the coffee and spreads it across your palate, allowing you to assess its body, acidity, sweetness, and aftertaste. This method is widely used to compare coffee varieties, blends, or roasts.

Coffee Tasting

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I’m teaming up with an incredible organization: @buildinghomesforheroes. For over 18 years, they’ve been making a real difference for our nation’s injured veterans, first responders, and their families by building, modifying, and DONATING mortgage-free homes. This December, they’ll be donating their 400th home. Think about that—400 families’ lives changed forever.

Every little bit makes a huge impact, and you can be part of this mission to support our nation’s heroes. Let’s step up and make a difference.

Building Homes for Heroes

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Alright, y’all—let’s talk about something we all need but never seem to get enough of: sleep. It’s not just about feeling rested; it’s about recovery, staying sharp, and showing up as the best version of yourself. For me, as a side sleeper, the Pillow Cube has been a total game-changer. Whether I’m traveling across Europe or grabbing a few hours in the back of a truck, it’s made getting quality sleep so much easier. Sleep fuels everything—your health, your focus, your drive. Take care of it.

Get Restful Sleep!

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Check out @sfcharitabletrust
bunch of amazing people doing amazing things. Loved seeing all of the celebrities out there shooting with our Green Berets. So freaking awesome!!!

Mission
The Special Forces Charitable Trust (SFCT) is a 501(c)(3) charity that provides meaningful and sustainable support to the Green Berets, and their Families. The SFCT supports timely, innovative, and comprehensive programs and services designed to enhance the well-being and health of both the Special Forces Soldier and his family.

Our Vision

The Special Forces Charitable Trust is dedicated to the sole proposition of taking care of our Special Forces Soldiers and their families... Our goal is to raise the funds necessary to financially and professionally enhance the Command’s family resiliency initiatives. Our objective is to support and sustain all programs that enrich the well-being, healthy living, and strong family bonds of a Green Beret Force committed to keeping America safe.

The Special Forces Charitable Trust

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I’m just not cut out for conventional work environment….

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Left without context….

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First, I wanna thank my teammates. Thank you for putting up with me. Thank you for helping shape a kid full of piss and vinegar. <br />Thank you for doing your best to keep me out of trouble. <br />Thank you for keeping me alive.<br />To my superiors/commanders, I’m sorry for all you had to put up with. The middle age man version of me would’ve probably destroyed that kid that showed up to your team room.<br /><br />When you’re in the public eye, as I have been for some time now, you expect to be scrutinized. That comes with the territory.<br /><br />What you don’t expect is to have members of your own community rip apart painful stories that you’ve laid bare to the best of your ability. Stories that were corroborated by multiple people. Stories that passed legal review. Stories that passed extensive DOD review.<br /><br />Do I think the battle happened exactly the way I remember it 16 years later? No, I don’t. Which is why I addressed that in the introduction to my book.<br /><br />Scars and Stripes was originally called “Failure is Not Final” but the publisher thought we needed a more upbeat and catchy name. Name change notwithstanding, I’m proud of the book. I’m proud of the people I talk about in the book. I’m proud of my service.<br /><br />In this video I address some of the things the podcast charged me with. I know it will not satisfy them as they make their money by trying to bring people down with more followers than they possess.<br /><br />I also know it will not satisfy their most steadfast supporters. I look forward to hearing about 50 grenades from no name private accounts on pictures of my kids until the day I die. It’s not my first internet rodeo.<br /><br />For those of you are reasonable, I ask that you listen to what I have to say, assess whether it is more likely that I fabricated all this stuff and all the people around me and DOD just went along with it, or whether someone went through the book in the least gracious way possible in order to profit off of my name.<br /><br />In either case, I thank you all the support and attention you’ve given me over the years. I will never be worthy of it. I will always appreciate it.<br /><br />Love,<br /><br />Your favorite Coalition Asset, Tim.<br /><br /><br /><br />https://timkennedy.com/<br /><br />Follow me on socials: <br />https://www.instagram.com/timkennedymma<br />https://twitter.com/TimKennedyMMA<br />https://www.facebook.com/TimKennedyMMA<br /><br />My Book:<br />https://www.barnesandnoble.com/w/scars-and-stripes-tim-kennedy/1140406270?ean=9781982190910<br /><br />SHEEPDOG RESPONSE:<br />See our LIVE course calendar: https://sheepdogresponse.com/collections/live-training<br /><br />Get trained with our VIRTUAL courses: https://sheepdogresponse.com/collections/virtual-training<br /><br />Shop our online store: https://sheepdogresponse.com/

Setting the Record Straight

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For the first time in a long time, I have hope. I see this next generation stepping up. I see young men and women using their voice and their vote to make a difference. And I see these young, beautiful souls transforming into our future leaders.
We at @apogeeprogram believe that sovereignty begins at the family. Parents that are living a life of purpose. Intentionally pouring themselves, selflessly into their family and creating a conducive environments for these beautiful minds to become critical thinkers is a calling.
@mattbeaudreau and I are on a mission as every parent in this country should be as well.
The mission:
TO RESEED FREEDOM
IN OUR CHILDREN AND IN OUR NATION
THROUGH EDUCATION FOR THE ENTIRE FAMILY

Apogee Program

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How much do our phones know about us?

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Are we in WW3 right now?

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