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That’s me and my boy in Bali. No phones, nowhere to be, one very big coconut. Plain Sight started because I carried more than I realised for a long time. Now it’s about making room for days like this, and wearing the reminder.
Read the story so farWe all pick things up along the way. Some of it serves us, some of it doesn't. Plain Sight is a wellness brand for noticing the difference, keeping what's yours, and, if you like, wearing it.
Hi! My name's Jim and I'm the founder of Plain Sight.
I'm not a big fan of talking about myself, but here we go! I'm a single dad from Brisbane, a paediatric nurse of 20 years, type 1 diabetic, and a former cricketer, amateur Aussie Rules player/coach and current kids footy coach. For most of my adult life I carried more than I realised. It wasn't just responsibility, it was endless self-doubt that quietly shaped how I saw myself and the world. I kept moving, kept showing up, kept a brave face on, feigned confidence… but underneath it, something felt off and had to change.
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