Who Dares Lives

The making of a Grandmaster. Today Lenord Le Hanie lives his philosophy, Who Dares Lives.

Who Dares Lives consists of three parts:

Part I

The first part tells the story of Lenord, a five-year-old boy born amidst two landings on the surface of the Moon, the Soviet Union’s Luna 2, and the United States’ Apollo 11. And years later having evolved into a man of note - albeit having endured poverty and hardships throughout life … his narrative transformed into an inspirational memoir.

Part II and III

Readers are made aware of unexpected events that can befall them. It ranges from the perils of modern society and personal safety to medical emergencies and even man-made and natural disasters. The key objective of these parts is the development of an analytical mindset to tackle these challenges proactively.

Learn how to think and act like a Bush War veteran while equipping yourself with a defence and survival mindset. Above all, you must learn that the behaviour that may save your life is cultivated by thinking and behaving within the parameters of emotional intelligence patterns so that decision-making takes precedence during dangerous situations.

Understanding the human psychological state in life-or-death situations is the apex you can reach in the development of situational awareness, turning you into a force multiplier.

“Lenord Le Hanie is a high-calibre individual. I believe that 1 Parachute Battalion lost a good man when he broke his leg in a motorcycle accident before the tough PT course that would have earned him entry into the jump course and consequently earned him his Parabat wings in 1984. I’ve learnt that regardless of unit, he served the SA National Defence Force with distinction.

His innovative and likeable personality emerges whether he is working with beginners or teaching Israeli Krav Maga to some of the most elite of South Africa’s Special Forces.”

- Granger Korff – author of 19 with a bullet and its sequel, Bat from hell