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Rules for Mindful Consumption:
1) Observe the amount of disposable plastic and paper around you.
2) Reduce and recycle paper waste! Save the trees!
3) Separate the plastic paper and metal scrap for recycling.
4) Increase awareness and attention to electricity and water consumption.
5) Prefer to use sustainable products.
6) Don't consume more than you need
7) Remember that the most beneficial thing you can do for the environment is to plant a food forest and grow your own food in your yard.
Do you want to know how? Click the link for a discovery call 🔗 https://www.foodforestabundance.com/info
1) Observe the amount of disposable plastic and paper around you.
2) Reduce and recycle paper waste! Save the trees!
3) Separate the plastic paper and metal scrap for recycling.
4) Increase awareness and attention to electricity and water consumption.
5) Prefer to use sustainable products.
6) Don't consume more than you need
7) Remember that the most beneficial thing you can do for the environment is to plant a food forest and grow your own food in your yard.
Do you want to know how? Click the link for a discovery call 🔗 https://www.foodforestabundance.com/info
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For millennia humans have been destroying forests and wild grasslands 🌲🌿 to grow crops and raise livestock 🌽🐄. This has come at a huge cost to the planet’s #biodiversity 🦜🐅.
But this expansion of agricultural land has now come to an end — we have passed the peak and global agricultural land use has declined.
Despite using less land for agriculture, the world has continued to produce more food than ever.
This shows that feeding more people does not have to mean taking habitat away from other wildlife. We can produce more while giving land back to nature at the same time.
Data Source: UN Food & Agriculture Org
But this expansion of agricultural land has now come to an end — we have passed the peak and global agricultural land use has declined.
Despite using less land for agriculture, the world has continued to produce more food than ever.
This shows that feeding more people does not have to mean taking habitat away from other wildlife. We can produce more while giving land back to nature at the same time.
Data Source: UN Food & Agriculture Org
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Jim Gale & Deniero Bartolini had a great time interviewing at The Remote CEO Show!
Click to listen: https://www.denierob.com/podcast-episodes/taking-only-inspired-action-with-jim-gale
This is what they talked about during our conversation:
1. Jim’s background. How it all started for him.
2. Is growing your own food hard?
3. Why did Jim start the Food Forest Abundance movement?
4. Jim talks about the power of the mind.
5. Jim shares his secrets about working less and achieving more.
6. What are Jim’s plans for the future?
Click to listen: https://www.denierob.com/podcast-episodes/taking-only-inspired-action-with-jim-gale
This is what they talked about during our conversation:
1. Jim’s background. How it all started for him.
2. Is growing your own food hard?
3. Why did Jim start the Food Forest Abundance movement?
4. Jim talks about the power of the mind.
5. Jim shares his secrets about working less and achieving more.
6. What are Jim’s plans for the future?
Deniero B.
Taking Only Inspired Action with Jim Gale — Deniero B.
In this episode of The Remote CEO Show, I had the pleasure to interview Jim Gale. Jim is the founder of Food Forest Abundance that is literally changing the world by turning people's backyards and lawns into food-producing paradises to end hunger and fight…
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