Friends and Supporters of Profiling Evil,

There are a few things happening right now that I wanted you to hear directly from me.

The Psychology of Cults Tour Hits the Road

First, my cult behavior speaking tour. Many of you know I’ve been building a live presentation called The Psychology of Cults, and this fall it finally hits the road. We’ll be touring 20 cities across Canada from October 21 through November 8, and then in Australia from December 1 through December 14. Every date, city, and ticket link is posted at www.PsychologyOfCults.com.

If you have friends, family, or coworkers in Canada or Australia, please pass the tour link along to them. A personal share from you carries more weight than any ad I could run, and I hope that if you live near one of these cities yourself, that you’d come. There is nothing like meeting you in person, and I’d love to shake your hand and shoot a photo after the show.

Support Profiling Evil and Get 1 Billion Free Muse Tokens

Second, I want to share how you can further support Profiling Evil. I’ve worked a deal with the AI platform Muse to give you 1 billion (that’s right, 1B!) free tokens for AI research with a free plan. When you use this code: VWJQ2M within 48 hours of signing up, they give Profiling Evil free credits to use as well and that helps me avoid paying for their service. Yours is free and you can cancel at any time. Thanks for doing this, it really helps us. You’ll receive 1 billion Muse tokens to use. It’s a real help to Profiling Evil when you do, and I would greatly appreciate it.

New Podcast: Think Like a Predator

Third, and I’m genuinely excited about this one, we’re launching a brand-new, 19-episode podcast on the Profiling Evil Network, called Think Like a Predator. The first episode drops January 1st and you’ll find them in the same place you already get our shows both on YouTube and wherever you get your audio podcasts.

The podcast is free, but I’ll be offering a companion workbook through Amazon that will follow each episode, with additional content and questions to think through. Please pick up the companion guide and consider giving it for Christmas with an invitation from you to listen and improve their risk-reduction skill.

Thank you, as always, for being part of this community. Everything we build here starts with you. We’ll see you soon, at the next crime scene.

-Mike