Owen Greaves is a futurist who is a a technology man with a love for helping people understand what's happening, what is coming and how to adopt change. He helps people make the paradigm shift less painful when it comes to trends in media and business on the Internet. He holds workshops locally in his community, soon to be online in the form of a webinar He doesn’t call himself a writer, but he is a typist. He has written a short free eBook called, The New Technology – The End of Mankind? — The Beginning. He’s a public speaker and think-tank leader. He loves to make people think, in the end that’s where creativity comes from, boat loads of thinking.
Dawn currently works for a large defense contractor in the United States. Her past work experiences involved education and working in the legal field as a paralegal. But, her real passion resides in the health and fitness industry. She’s taking her passion to a blog and has just started writing at HealthyFitLifestyle.com. She’s a proponent of alternative health, how the mind, body and spirit are interrelated and keeping the body fit and youthful as we age.
I woke up early today, 4:55 AM, as I do each work day to go to work in an industry that swallows most of my day. I'm a reluctant early riser and always have been. But, I could stay up all night easily. That may be part of my problem.
Alison Kerr is an inhabitant of our green Earth. She lives in suburban eastern Kansas, USA with her husband, two teenage kids, and two strange but loveable cats. Alison writes at Loving Nature's Garden where she shares her joy of nature, gardening, good food, and the connections between us all on this beautiful green Earth.
I open my eyes. It's morning, but I'd rather sleep longer. I pick up a library book "50 Ways to Live the Good Life". I like this one. My husband is going out for the day. Out into the Kansas woods. I get out of bed. I try to wake up. I don't drink coffee - many days it takes a while. I check my e-mail and Twitter. I fix some food for my husband to take out with him. He can do it himself, but I like to do that for him.