The Landy Peek Podcast
Welcome to the Landy Peek Podcast. In each episode we will explore what makes life truly fulfilling, happiness, deep connections, and self discovery. Together we will uncover that happiness is not a destination, but a way of living.
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Episode #98 When to Push, When to Pause, and When to Let Go (opens the original)
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Training a wild mustang is teaching me something I did not expect: there is rarely one perfect way to do anything. In this episode of the Mustang Summer series, I share what happened when three experienced horsewomen approached the same challenge in completely different ways—and how quickly my brain turned someone else’s idea into proof that I was wrong. It wasn’t. It was simply another option. And in that moment, it was the option that worked. From rebuilding Denny’s trust in fly spray to navig
Episode #97 Why You’re Pushing So Hard—and the Micro-Steps That Actually Create Change (opens the original)
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What if the reason you feel stuck isn’t that you aren’t trying hard enough—but that you’re trying to jump over the steps that would make progress sustainable? In this episode, Landy shares what training her wild mustang yearling, Denny, is teaching her about pressure, fear, support, and the power of taking one small step at a time. With an August showcase getting closer, comparison creeping in, and the pressure to get Denny “ready” growing louder, Landy noticed herself doing what so many of us d
Episode #96 You’re Not Failing—You’re Missing a Step (opens the original)
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What if the behavior you’re struggling with isn’t the real problem? While training Denny, our yearling mustang, I realized how much working with a young horse feels like parenting: everyone has advice, nothing works for every individual, and you are often learning what to do while trying to teach someone else. In this episode, I’m sharing the moments that made me wonder whether I had taken on more than I could handle—and the lessons that completely changed how I worked with Denny and my kids. Af
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