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 The  One Straw Revolution book is a piece of ... ... ... Mr.Fukuoka philosophy and experiments under the guidance of nature. It is based on the natural way of farming which differs it from other farming techniques. The book deals with the techniques of no tilling, no plowing, no chemical use, and no pesticides.  In today's world where everyone wants to replenish nature for the sake of his profit which eventually leads to a disastrous scene, here it shows us how we can live peacefully with nature and can enjoy the true being ourself. About The Author Mr. Fukuoka was a Japanese  farmer from the island of Shikoku. For more than sixty-five years Mr.Fukuoka developed a unique method of farming that has the potential to reverse the degenerative momentum of modern agriculture. His methods create no pollution, yet the fertility of soil increases with each passing season. despite his unconventional approach, Mr. Fukuoka's yields were comparable to, or greater than, tho

Storythoughtss Are you excited to know about storythoughtss? Actions speak louder than words. In fact, I typed that verbatim in a previous post about observing your audiences’ actions in order to gauge what they believe or how they’ll act on something. But today, I’m going to ask you to turn this concept back on yourself. I repeat: Actions speak louder than words First off, wasn’t that uh-may-zing? Kudos to the team who was responsible for this masterpiece. Alright, now go ahead and scrub the playhead to 1:03. Up until that point in the video, we’ve heard about Mr. W’s troubles. He’s misunderstood. He doesn’t fit in. He’s lonely. And he can’t figure out why. At 1:03, we hear him say, “but you get used to it… after a while…” Do you believe him? Do you believe that he’s gotten used to being lonely? I’m betting not. But why not? After all, he a likable character and he hasn’t given us any reason not to trust him. So why don’t we buy it when he tells us that he’s