• Simplify your life.
• Spend more time in nature, get connected to nature.
• Create a lifestyle which allows you to focus on what is really important to you.
• Live in harmony with nature so that future generations may enjoy it.
• Learn from others, find out how you can change the way you live.

The founder of the Natural Life Network is John Wilson. John and his family live in southern Ontario Canada and are in the process of building a natural home. John is an active promoter of the principles of natural living through this web site and the "Natural Life" web TV show now available through blip.tv as Solar Village. The Natural Life Network is the web network for World Peace Communications.

Contact us at john.wilson@naturallifenetwork.com

About John Wilson

As the founder of the Natural Life Network, producer of the Natural Living documentary video series and as the author of Natural Living, John Wilson is a leading authority on the concepts of "Natural Living", a proven, hands-on process for creating a sustainable lifestyle. John lives in an award winning natural home he and his family designed and helped build about an hour north of Toronto, Ontario, Canada. John lives in this inspiring solar/wind powered, straw bale home with his wife Leigh Geraghty and his two children, Ian and Claire.

As a leader with real world hands on experience, John Wilson is a tireless advocate for the process of communication, education, and inspiration so critical to the transformation process required of our society. With a corporate background in technology, John brings a down-to-earth, simple, experienced, and inspiring view to the changes we all need to make. People relate to John because he is a regular guy with a regular job just like the rest of us. And if he can do it then so can we all.

John is available for:

• Corporate speaking
• Educational speaking
• Seminars
• Workshops
• Consulting

Contact John Wilson directly at email john.wilson@naturallifenetwork.com.

John Wilson

"When it comes to living green, you can't do much better than the Wilson family." - Toronto Star