Jason Hanson, a former CIA officer, recently shared his frustrations with management at his Spy Ranch. Best known for teaching survival skills like evasive driving and escaping restraints, Hanson has built a successful post-CIA career offering courses to civilians, high-risk individuals, and even thrill-seekers. Despite his success in running a spy school and conducting popular “Spy Week” courses, he’s grown increasingly frustrated with internal challenges at his organization.
Hanson has always been passionate about helping people gain the skills to protect themselves in dangerous situations, teaching them everything from situational awareness to how to escape from being bound with duct tape or zip ties. His clientele ranges from billionaires and politicians to everyday people seeking fun or practical survival training. Yet, behind the scenes, he has faced challenges from the management side of his operations, which have reportedly pushed him to the brink of frustration【.
It’s clear that while Hanson loves the hands-on work of training and teaching, the administrative burden and management issues have become overwhelming. His recent reaction, marked by the phrase “I can’t take it anymore,” reflects the pressures of balancing his passion for teaching life-saving skills with the logistical and organizational headaches of running a successful business
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