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My dog doesn’t care if the house is spotless. He doesn’t care if I bought the “right” gifts. He doesn’t judge my Christmas pajamas, my snack choices, or the fact that I’ve watched Die Hard for the 47th time. He just sits beside me tail wagging, heart open reminding me that love doesn’t need to be complicated. Be present. Find joy in the simple stuff. Nap often. Snack responsibly-ish. And love your people (and pets) like it’s the best day ever because to your dog, it is. So here’s to the dogs who stay by our side through every season the silent therapists, the belly-rub addicts, the loyal shadows who make Christmas warmer just by being here. We may be slightly fur-covered… but we are happy… grounded… and absolutely UNBREAKABLE. #Unbreakable #DogDad #DogMom #BestChristmasBuddy

This morning I have been going through my skool notifications and messages and it occurred to me that I haven’t really posted anything about what motivated me to start a skool community and why I have joined this community. So here it is … My motivation didn’t come from a single spark — it came from a few long-running forces converging: 1. Years working the frontline of security and safety I have spent a lot of time as a Security Officer & Safety Representative in NT/WA environments. I have witnessed and experienced firsthand how ordinary people including myself have been caught off-guard by preventable risks — violence, theft, scams, unsafe homes, poor situational awareness. That built a conviction: that everyday families need practical tools, not theory. 2. A belief that preparation turns fear into confidence My philosophy — observation, detection, reporting and deterrence = preparedness, layered protection — has shaped my mission. I want to help ordinary households apply the same simple principles used in professional security: perimeter→exterior→interior→core, colour-coded responses, ThinkSafe-ActSafe-HomeSafe. In other words, don’t panic — prepare. 3. A gap in the Australian family-safety space The public messaging I have encountered was scattered: a bit of police advice here, a pamphlet there, some online-safety tips thrown in. You didn’t see a unified system that: - spoke to regular homes - covered home safety, home security, and online safety together - gave step-by-step room-by-room action plans That gap has pushed me into creating a full publishing line. 4. A personal drive to leave a legacy This is emotional, not commercial. I want my work to: - prevent loss of life - stop innocent people becoming victims - help families protect children, elders, and finances - be something that I can look back on with pride That sense of legacy sits underneath everything — particularly now that I’m in my 60s. 5. A desire to teach and train, not just observe

Being single at Christmas hits different. The world turns the volume up on couples, families, matching pajamas, and “perfect” moments. And if you’re alone, it can feel like you’re somehow behind… or missing something. But here’s the truth we don’t talk about enough: Being single doesn’t mean you’re broken. It doesn’t mean you failed. It doesn’t mean you’re unlovable. Sometimes it means you survived something. Sometimes it means you chose peace over chaos. Sometimes it means you’re learning who you are without noise, without compromise, without pretending. Loneliness isn’t weakness. It’s a season that teaches you how strong your own company can be. Christmas isn’t just about who’s beside you. It’s about what’s inside you. If you’re single this season, be gentle with yourself. Celebrate the quiet wins. Honor how far you’ve come. And remember being alone is not the same as being empty. You’re still whole. You’re still worthy. And your story is still unfolding. Unbreakable.

UNBREAKABLE Health care workers aren’t overwhelmed because they’re weak. They’re overwhelmed because they’ve been strong for too long in a system that keeps asking for more… and giving less. We don’t help them by telling them to be more resilient. We help them by making it safe to say “I’m not okay.” By fixing staffing instead of hanging wellness posters. By protecting breaks instead of praising burnout. By listening to the people on the floor instead of silencing the truth. You can’t meditate your way out of chronic understaffing. You can’t “self-care” your way through moral injury. And you can’t heal in an environment that refuses to change. What actually helps? Connection. Being heard. Leadership that sees humans, not metrics. Support that doesn’t threaten careers. Time off that is respected. And the freedom to be more than the uniform. Health care workers carry trauma quietly. They show up anyway. They care anyway. But even the strongest crack when the load never eases. If we want unbreakable caregivers, we have to stop glorifying sacrifice and start building systems that care for the caregivers. Strength isn’t suffering in silence. Strength is speaking up, being supported when you do. Unbreakable isn’t about enduring more pain. It’s about finally giving help where it’s needed.