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What if the life you want is not something you find, but something you intentionally grow?
Every day, something is being planted in us through what we see, consume, believe, tolerate, repeat, and allow into our environment. But everything around you does not deserve to take root in you.
In Be Planted, Tiffany Lee Anderson shares a faith centered approach to intentional living built around seven principles: Seed, Soil, Root, Prune, Nourish, Rest, and Fruit.
Drawing from nearly two decades of experience in holistic wellness, entrepreneurship, gardening, and her own changing seasons of life, Tiffany challenges readers to look beyond symptoms and ask a deeper question: What needs tending?
This book is not about creating a perfect body, diet, home, garden, or life. It is about becoming more aware of what you allow around you, on you, in you, through you, and attached to you.
You will learn to examine what you are planting, recognize the environments influencing your growth, become rooted in truth, prune what no longer belongs, nourish what matters, honor seasons of rest, and understand that good fruit takes time.
The journey concludes with a 21 Day Planted Life Reset that helps you put these principles into practice through three stages: Prepare, Cultivate, and Plant.
You do not need someone else's blueprint for your life. You need to learn how to tend what God has entrusted to you.
Live awake. Choose wisely. Bear good fruit.
Be Planted.
What if the life you want is not something you find, but something you intentionally grow?
Every day, something is being planted in us through what we see, consume, believe, tolerate, repeat, and allow into our environment. But everything around you does not deserve to take root in you.
In Be Planted, Tiffany Lee Anderson shares a faith centered approach to intentional living built around seven principles: Seed, Soil, Root, Prune, Nourish, Rest, and Fruit.
Drawing from nearly two decades of experience in holistic wellness, entrepreneurship, gardening, and her own changing seasons of life, Tiffany challenges readers to look beyond symptoms and ask a deeper question: What needs tending?
This book is not about creating a perfect body, diet, home, garden, or life. It is about becoming more aware of what you allow around you, on you, in you, through you, and attached to you.
You will learn to examine what you are planting, recognize the environments influencing your growth, become rooted in truth, prune what no longer belongs, nourish what matters, honor seasons of rest, and understand that good fruit takes time.
The journey concludes with a 21 Day Planted Life Reset that helps you put these principles into practice through three stages: Prepare, Cultivate, and Plant.
You do not need someone else's blueprint for your life. You need to learn how to tend what God has entrusted to you.
Live awake. Choose wisely. Bear good fruit.
Be Planted.