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A Personal Message from Rob Redenbach
Hello, and welcome. I've written this section to give you an indication of who I am and what I believe is important. This way you can judge for yourself whether or not I may have something of value to offer you. I live on Australia's Gold Coast, happily married, with five great children. Exercise and health are important to me, as is reading and spending time with my family. Having traveled to more than thirty countries and lived and worked in over a dozen — including Papua New Guinea, Southern Africa and Iraq — I've come to appreciate the simple things in life while also understanding the importance of decisions and action in determining results. People often ask me why I’ve done the things I’ve done. It’s a fair question and the answer includes my belief that living is a type of investment, a superannuation if you like, against future regret — and in particular regret that is borne from failing to be a participant. Furthermore, I feel a responsibility to my children to demonstrate that life really is a gift, however, like any gift, it has no value (and is an insult to the giver) if it is nervously guarded and never shown the light of day; if it doesn’t end up worn, enjoyed and a little tattered around the edges, then what was the point? If this makes sense to you, then I'm certain you'll enjoy reading Waveman. Similarly, if you are interested in hiring me to speak at your next event, click here for an indication of the feedback you can expect from conference delegates.
Travel well,
As an author, speaker and publisher who has "significantly contributed to Queensland's growth and development" Rob was included in the 2007 edition of |
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Rob Redenbach spent six years in the Australian Defence Force before pursuing a career in the security industry. He has traveled extensively and taught his own system of self-defence to some of the world's most respected agencies, including; the American FBI, British Special Forces and the bodyguards of Nelson Mandela, and during the build-up to the Sydney Olympics he taught defensive tactics to instructors from the Federal Police and the Australian SAS. Still involved in the security industry on a select basis, his field experience includes a three month assignment in Iraq, where he provided armed protection to volunteers from not-for-profit organisations.