Cactus Philosophy
Wry Wisdom from Desert Plants
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Narrated by:
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Brandon Pool
About this listen
What can a cactus teach you about boundaries, survival, and thriving in a world that wants too much of you? More than you think.
- Cacti don’t apologize for being spiky—and neither should you.
- They bloom only when it matters, saving their energy for the right season.
- They endure harsh conditions, not by fighting the desert, but by adapting to it.
In Cactus Philosophy, Jordan Blake Carter blends desert imagery, wry humor, and tough-love wisdom into a guide for resilient living. These aren’t soft, fluffy platitudes. This is cactus logic: sharp, efficient, and strangely beautiful.
You’ll learn how to:
- Protect your energy with boundaries that stick
- Conserve your creativity and attention for what truly matters
- Thrive in full sun instead of chasing shade
- Leave behind a legacy that’s useful, not ornamental
Perfect for listeners who appreciate humor with their self-help, Cactus Philosophy is part survival manual, part pep talk, and part love letter to the desert. It’s a reminder that resilience doesn’t mean being soft or invincible—it means being spiky, stubborn, and unapologetically yourself.
©2025 Jordan Blake Carter (P)2025 Jordan Blake Carter
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