Meet Greg Clark – PhD, plant enthusiast, and part-time racehorse guinea pig! Greg's journey began at Massey University in New Zealand, where he dove deep into the world of plant stress (sounds stressful, right?) and emerged in 2005 with a shiny PhD in Plant Biology.

Not one to stay put, Greg jet-setted to Germany, where he spent time at the Max Planck Institute, mingling with molecules and unraveling the secrets of plant physiology.

Danny Morrison, known as a pint-sized powerhouse of New Zealand cricket! Though he might not have been the tallest on the field, his spirit soared higher than the tallest of skyscrapers. Stepping into Richard Hadlee's shoes as New Zealand's leading strike bowler, Danny brought a unique slingy style and a wicked outswinger to the game. Throughout the early '90s, he was the heart and soul of the team, bowling with flair and a touch of mischief.

In one-day matches, he was a wizard with a craftily hidden slower ball and a knack for accuracy that left batters baffled. When Danny was in his element, swinging the ball with gusto, he was a sight to behold!

Kim Morrison is not just any author; she's a five-time best-seller and an award-winning trailblazer, helming the innovative Twenty8 Essentials. She's a wizard in aromatherapy, a guru in health and lifestyle, and a mastermind in NLP, Time Line Therapy, and Hypnotherapy. But wait, there's more! Kim juggles her bustling professional life with her roles as a devoted wife to former NZ cricket star Danny Morrison, and a super mum to a ballerina now Pilates master and a professional rugby player. This dynamo didn't just play netball into her 40s; she dominated it! And if running 100 miles in under 24 hours as the youngest woman ever sounds crazy, that's because it is – and Kim did it with flair in her early 20s. She even waved the Aussie flag high at the world indoor 24-hour championships in the UK in 1990, smashing 8 Australian records.

Jakob Morrison, at just 24, is a dynamo on the rugby field and a visionary off it! A specialist scrum half, Jakob's journey is nothing short of a high-speed chase after a dream. Starting at Brisbane Boys Grammar, he quickly sprinted his way through the ranks to Souths Rugby, catching the eye of the Sevens selectors with his lightning-quick plays. Currently, he's making waves at the elite GPS club.

In 2022, Jakob added an international flair to his portfolio, playing for the Southland Stags in the NZ NPC.

With a lifelong passion for football, Sam now 28, embarked on a journey that saw him rise through the ranks of the sport. At the age of 14, he earned a coveted spot in the Queensland Academy of Sport, showcasing his talent on the field. By 17, Sam had signed with the Brisbane Roar Youth team, marking the beginning of a promising career in football.

Over nearly a decade, Sam honed his football skills in the Queensland National Premier League, leaving an indelible mark on the local football scene. Parallel to his athletic pursuits, he pursued academic excellence, earning a degree in Spatial Science majoring in surveying.

Tayla Morrison, 25, is a dynamic force at the intersection of dance, fitness, and mental well-being. A former professional ballerina who graced stages in Germany and France, she returned to Australia in 2020 and seamlessly transitioned into a role as the Head of Reformer Pilates and Personal Trainer at Project Reform in Brisbane. Simultaneously pursuing her counselling degree, Tayla, armed with a Masters in Neuro Linguistic Programming, is passionate about exploring the intricate connections between the mind and body.