The Future Of Safety 

Our motto is "Health, Safety and Financial Freedom for All" so let's talk about safety now. The first thing to realize is that the world's safety information should be given out much, much better than it is right now. It's so scattered, it's difficult for people to stay caught up with it all. Kids don't get anything close to enough information. There's a big need for a better way to disseminate easy-to-learn safety information. And that's a need we can step in and fill.

You may be interested to learn that I am a former auto safety advocate and inventor (see Patent US6799488 - Thumb-accessible control housing for steering device.) I created an auto safety course at AutoSafetyHub.org (now archived at AutoSafetyHub.GoodLifeMission.com.) It has some really funny elements to help make it popular among younger drivers.

If we make an effort to make safety easy to understand and enjoyable to learn, the site could become known as the best place to go for basic safety info. Right now there is no central safety hub, on the Web or off.

As an example, in 2017 I put up a page at FreeKindPosters.org that allows visitors to download a free one-page dog safety poster and perhaps stick it on their fridge, so everyone in the family understands dog safety. When more safety posters become available, they will make very good safety lessons:  collect them all, and you'll have a great course in safety.

Safety is recognized as a very important subject, especially by mothers. The key to achieving some viral success on the Web would be promoting safety well enough that the mothers of our country will want to share it all with friends and relatives. There are three classic ways to "spread the word," right? Telephone, television and "tell a woman." So I would like to give away all that safety information through major viral campaigns, as 20 to 50 one-page safety downloads.

And that's how I would vastly improve the safety situation in the world. I think this safety advocacy effort can be done within just one year, if we can find a little help.  We're looking for people who are socially kind and compassionate, with a knack for building community.