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Water shortages don’t happen overnight. They happen slowly, through years of delay, outdated systems, and missed opportunities. In Common-Sense Water for Growing Texas Towns, D.B. Cisneros breaks down the real problem facing growing communities: it’s not just a lack of water, it’s poor management of the water we already have. Drawing from real-world experience in water utilities, this book explains practical, affordable strategies towns can start using today.

Aging water systems are no longer a future problem. They are a present-day risk. In Aging Water Systems: Should We Be Worried?, D.B. Cisneros delivers a practical, no-nonsense look at the realities facing small groundwater utilities across the United States. With increasing federal pressure, aging infrastructure, and limited staffing, many systems are operating closer to failure than most realize. This book is written for the operator in the field, not the boardroom.

Before the Smartphone Did the Thinking is not a rejection of technology. It’s a reflection on what has slowly changed as thinking became faster, easier, and increasingly outsourced. Through short, focused chapters, this audiobook explores boredom, patience, judgment, responsibility, and the subtle skills that once developed naturally—simply because there was no screen to intervene. This audiobook is for listeners who feel restless even when they’re informed, overwhelmed despite having tools, or disconnected from their own internal voice.