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10 Branches of Growth is about living a fruitful life of growth. Kalen Bruce, financial coach and world traveler, gives a concise explanation of how to live a better life. In this short manual for living, Kalen breaks down the 10 branches of our life and explains how we can take a Biblical approach to grow every branch. In 10 Branches of Growth, you'll learn: Character - How character makes up who you are, what true character is all about, and how grit plays a huge role in your character. Discipline - How to instill self-discipline in every area of your life by using 4 steps that are easier than you think. Action - How to take action, do the work, and create motivation waves in your life. Habits - The easy way to create positive habits, and how to change your identity based on your new habits. Energy - How to increase your energy so you can grow the other branches, and how energy isn't just about sleep. Time - How to control your time so it doesn't control you, and how to gain more margin in life. Wealth - A real talk about wealth, and a simple method for budgeting and investing that works, without stealing hours out of your day. Seasons - How to figure out which season of life you're in, and the importance of learning how to plan around your season. Self - Figure out who you are, and increase your overall self-awareness to improve your whole life. God - A transparent discussion about God, and the reason so many successful people are depressed. It's time to live the life God has for you.
"From Roots to Branches" is a reader-friendly, historical overview of the development of one of the United States' fastest growing cities, Olive Branch, Mississippi.
The Negev, first published over a decade ago, told the story of some twenty years of study of southern Israel's desert. It synthesized the findings of botanists, geologists, soil scientists, agronomists, archaeologists, historians, and engineers and told how the applications of their work produced an agricultural surplus in this forbiddingly dry, hot region. Now Michael Evenari has amplified the book with data from another decade of work. He describes the efforts at a new farm at Wadi Mashash, extends the weather data another ten years, presents further work on the adaptations of plants and animals to desert conditions, and takes a much deeper look at the historical precedents for the method of runoff agriculture, which has made the desert bloom.