nd that Defendant was "a dangerous offender whose behavior indicates little or no regard for human life because of the pistol whipping and his other crimes, no hesitation about committing a crime in which the risk to human life is high." The trial court also "found the circumstances surrounding the commission of this offense [we]re aggravated in that [Defendant] [went] in with this home invasion, pistol whip[ped] this man, [and] call[ed] another person to come in with a gun" and that "confinement for an extended period of time [wa]s necessary to protect society from his unwillingness to lead to productive life, and his resort to criminal activity in furtherance of an anti[-]societal lifestyle[.]" Thus, the trial court 