Ophelia Chong
A true multi-tasker: illustrator, designer, teacher, networker and writer of short blasts of pent up hot air.
"There's Spam on my Los Angeles Times Newspaper! What is this advertorial about some television show doing on the front page!" And then I threw the paper into the fireplace and watched it burn into wisps of flying ashes.
Reconnecting is also about letting go.
Shortcuts on and offline, are they timesavers or just an excuse to spend more time off the beaten path?
From cave dwellings to the internet.
My lesson is that if anything was going to be incubated at this point, it was going to be me.
I am a Banana. Yellow on the outside, White on the inside. Or would you call me an Egg, white on the outside, yellow inside?
Who are you? Are you that profile on Facebook? That resume on LinkedIn? Are you the sum of your RSS feeds?
I am online about 18 hours a day. I would say 95% of the time it is for work, the rest a bit of play, but once I am done, I fly off the computer and into a dark room with a television and the newspapers.
I joined Twitter in the summer of 2007. I was an early user, so early that I actually got my name "ophelia". I played with it for a while, lost interest…
I got my "I Voted" sticker and with my jacket sleeve wiped off the dust on my rear car window.
By combining the uses into one mode of transportation, the Samarth can free up to five hours a day for women to pursue activities such as entrepreneurial enterprises or go to school.
At the onset of the Industrial Revolution a person could put their head down and hope that it passes them by quickly.