The great! Do you have a school? What's your side hustle?

@Felipe Grez I didn't self delete, best I got this last week.

Michael has said on many podcasts that cold approach is a waste of time when you could be building your social circle and networking. But that doesn't mean you shouldn't learn about it and give it a shot once in a while.

Mystery method book, not up to date but a good foundation to have nonetheless.

Focus on lifting first. Its a good base to have. Then after 3-5 months, start BJJ (nogi) or Muay Thai/Kickboxing. Plan in rest days, so shoot to workout and train fighting on the same days. Nogi bjj is good for when you go to the ground in a street fight, muay thai/Kickboxing helps you not go to the ground in the first place. Strength training allows you to outlast your opponent/s. If you have the time and money do everything, its the complete package. Strength, endurance, standing, ground. Eventually look to add gun and knife disarming into the mix but if you have everything else you'll be more than ready to handle any situation that pops up.

But if I had to pick one for most people... I'd go with old school Gracie jujitsu. They are defiantly not modern, but they offer a complete package for self defense and fitness. You could always add lifting in after you progress.