Don’t Shoot the Horse with Leeanne Gardner | LAYC17

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Well, howdy!

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Welcome back!

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To the Lift As You Climb podcast.

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This is a special episode today, for all you cowgirls and

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cowboys out there, because I am thrilled to have with me today...

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The Boss Mare of Unbridled It.

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An inspiring and fun friend of mine, Leeanne Gardner.

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Hi Leeanne!

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Hi Isabel!

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Thank you so much for inviting me on.

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We are thrilled beyond measure to have you here.

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The timing is.

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So great because you are definitely an inspiration in my Lift As You Climb world.

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And you very recently have released a new book into the universe.

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We're going to talk about that today, for sure, for our listeners.

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I invited you Leanne to come on here with me and help spread the message...

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Make it clear in the world...

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The values of consciously lifting and climbing, and how that's a continual

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process as we evolve as Women...

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Cowgirls and Cowboys in the world.

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That we are not static.

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We're not like the fence post in the corral.

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We are changing and moving and growing all the time.

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you are sort of new in my life, but new again, through COVID...

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We reconnected...

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and I'm so very grateful for that.

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Your story of what happened, what transpired, for you in the last what?

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18 months or so?

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I think it's a great example, a great role model for so many others that may

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have found, through this time, whether it's because of the pandemic, and

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being shut in, or whether it's just because shit is happening in life.

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How to reinvent and really create the life that you desire and you deserve,

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and how to go about manifesting it purposefully and successfully.

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Leanne kudos to you, for really boldly and bravely sharing your own personal

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journey, and then taking it one step farther, and actually creating...

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a book and sharing that whole process and methodology and success models and

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formulas with so many other people.

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And!...

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To be so brilliantly unique to create it using the life experience

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that you've had with horses.

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So Yay!!!

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Everybody saddle up, saddle up, because we have a lot to talk about today.

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Leanne, unwind this a little bit and give us a bit of the background

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about how you came to have this...

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philosophy or outlook on life, about unbridling your passion and your life.

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Sure.

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And thank you so much again for inviting me on Isabel it's always

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a gift to spend time with you.

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There's been several iterations, but I think, I spent 25 years

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in the corporate world...

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Really quick story...

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I had horses as a passion, really young in my life.

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I was lucky enough to have had my own horse, and when my parents divorced, when

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I was 15, they had to sell the horse.

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Which ripped my heart out, which created a huge wall of...

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Okay...

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I don't wanna feel that pain ever again in my life.

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And I felt betrayed and everything else that comes along with divorce,

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but the horse was the main piece.

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I chose to build a wall against horses.

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Never...

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I'm like...

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Forget it...

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I don't wanna feel that pain ever again.

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So I jumped into corporate at age 18 really didn't have much to do with horses

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at all until 16 years later after I moved to Arizona, and reconnected with horses.

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Reconnection was what woke me up to that balance of life

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in professional life balance.

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And I'm like, this is what passion is, because I've missed this so much.

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So I went a little crazy, cause I was married at the time.

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So we had seven horses at home, and two with trainers, and I showed

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very high level quarter horse, and paint throughout the country...

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But it was my passion.

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I would be in business meetings...

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I worked for Lowe's Hotels, corporate at the time...

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with my colleagues.

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And they're all just like...

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Tell us about the horses and all this stuff...

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and I'm like...

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Well, what lights you up?

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Tell me what's your passion?

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What lights you up?

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And no one could answer that question.

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And I just thought.

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Hmm, I'm onto something here...

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so in 2008, I chose not to leave Scottsdale and move to Manhattan.

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New York, because I'm like...

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there's no way I'll even see my horses.

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They'll have to be in another state for me to afford them.

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I created Unbridle IT in 2008, working with my horses, Sassy and

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Romeo, to help people get out of their heads, and into their hearts

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and truly reconnect with a passion.

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Based on these conversations I'd had with colleagues...

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Thinking well, starting my own business after 25 years in

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corporate should be a piece of cake.

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Not the truth at all.

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So it failed miserably.

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It didn't fail.

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I just was like, okay, I gotta rethink this...

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I gotta go get a paying JOB...

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but that's where it started.

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So it started with my, re introduction and, connection with my heart

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space, which was the horses.

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And then in 2016, I lost my beloved Romeo, who's on the cover of my book.

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And again, that heartbreak took over for a few years.

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I had to step away from horses.

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Fast forward to last year where the horses were still missing in my life.

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So I finally reconnected with horses and that was what was able for

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me to complete the book, because I was reignited with my passion.

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Probably a little bit more than you wanted, but...

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No, not at all.

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Thank you for sharing so vulnerably, because this is what you and I do.

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It's part of how we contribute to the world is that...

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By sharing our own story and making it safe for other people to express...

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where they felt tragedy, or frustration, anger, resentment in life, and

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then provide them some examples, that they can try themselves.

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So I do really appreciate that.

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I really believe that's, a major tenant of the philosophy of Lift As You Climb.

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It's in everything that we are doing personally in our lives

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have accomplished professionally, personally, relationships, every

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aspect of who we are as whole beings.

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If we can share what we've done ourselves, that would save someone

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else, some heartbreak, time...

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money.

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Then that's a responsibility.

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I believe.

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you're showing up doing that, and I'm grateful to you for that.

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It helps them know they're not alone.

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I put my shit out there in this book.

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I put it all out there, the sexual abuse, everything I've been through,

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I chose not to be a victim ever.

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I chose to go...

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Okay, I got to figure this shit out and really be mature much younger

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than a lot of people have too.

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But I think by people reading some of these stories, when we do share

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vulnerably, they're not alone.

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And you do have a choice every day of the week.

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You can choose one path or another.

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You can choose to be a victim, or you can say not today...

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I'm bucking up...

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and I'm choosing a different path.

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And that's what I've done consistently.

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This is why I was so drawn to you because we have that same philosophy, as in your

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book, and in mine, we put it out there.

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We didn't whitewash or Photoshop our lives.

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. We shared the good, the bad, the ugly, and more important, the learnings that

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could be helpful for someone else, if they're not quite sure how to get started.

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I love that you hold these events that you do with horses, and incorporate

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what you've learned there into how to apply that in anybody's life,

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whether you have a horse or not.

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Absolutely.

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You don't even have to know anything about horses.

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that's the beauty of it.

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Because they're just this epitome of authenticity.

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I love introducing people that don't know anything about horses to the profound

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lessons they can teach us every day.

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If we would just take the time to watch, and observe, and listen

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and feel with our hearts instead of hanging out in our heads.

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Absolutely.

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If we get way too cerebral, we're missing the whole point of what this

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evolution of ourselves is about.

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Mr.

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or Mrs.

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Horse, aren't doing that.

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Right?

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They show up as who they are, they could give a shit about, how much money you

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make, or what you look like, or what you drove up in, or any of that, What

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they care about as you're showing up and being present, and being honest.

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And if you're afraid of them, then you claim that, instead of...

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Oh, I love horses.

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They're reading us energetically, they're reading that fear,

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they sense that incongruency.

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The beauty of authenticity, is showing up as who you are, and letting go

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of those preconceived notions of who society thinks you should be, or, the

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perfectly imperfect, I love that, show up.

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Make mistakes...

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That's how you learn the lessons.

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Absolutely.

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With some humor, with some grace, some forgiveness, to ourselves and others.

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And then that sense of adventure that I think...

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It's not just for the wild west and cowboy movies.

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There's an adventure every day in our lives if we choose to be open to it.

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That's something that I have observed and admired with you is your openness,

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your wonder, about what's around you.

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What's so beautiful, and what is possible.

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I've witnessed some of that, just in the past year, how you transformed your life.

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So incredibly, beautifully.

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Thank you.

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So the book has just come out...

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Unbridle IT!

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Buck Up and Create Your Happy!

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It's available on Amazon and Barnes & Noble.

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I'm gonna put the link, in the show notes, along with your contact information.

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So people can follow you and see what you're up to next.

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I have no doubt, there's a lot more, that will transpire, because

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you've just, you've unbridled it,, unleashed a new part of your life.

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Can you think back a time, an example, of where somebody really lifted you, and

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how that influenced who you are today?

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I've got several, amazing women from my corporate life, that I've

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still been in contact with.

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, But most recently, I was speaking at a leadership conference, and it was...

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, Bridle Your Passion and Lead with Your Heart.

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Which is one of my signature spiels, because it's about coming

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from a heart space, and Susan F.

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Moody was one of the other speakers.

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I haven't met Susan, she missed my presentation, but she came at the

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end cause she had this radio show.

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She heard the Q & A that we were having at the end.

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And that's where the whole room was in tears because she shared her experience

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with, having to let go of a passion.

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Susan just said, hey, I' ve got this radio show, would you

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be interested in coming on?

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And I said sure, again, not knowing anything.

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And I didn't know what I was doing with my business, and all this other stuff...

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So I went on her radio show.

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Seize the day, I think is what it was called.

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We just had this synergy...

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She's this brilliant woman...

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, Who's had multiple million dollar businesses, and she's had the

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successes and the failures.

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I found that really inspiring.

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So after, you know, I was talking about my horses and all this...

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She just said...

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We need to connect.

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She's this brilliant business person, and I had some stuff to learn on

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that, but I know the marketing branding piece and all of that.

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But I brought that...

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Who is the person behind the business?

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So my focus is really on the self care.

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And what are you doing for your foundation, to be able to create

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more sustainability for yourself?

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If you're a hot mess, how do you expect to have a good business?

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So we partnered, and created Star Shine Communities.

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We were way ahead of our time, because it was creating a safe space for

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women entrepreneurs to come, with masterminds, to work on your business,

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to create more sustainability in your business, with a big focus on self care,

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and that woman behind the business.

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Susan really inspired me and we had just these amazing ideas

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and we grew way too fast.

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We went from one location to six, because we partnered with an

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office suites business, which was great, but it was just too much.

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It was too much to manage.

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We're still great friends, and she is the reason my book was

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published, because she's written several books and she's brilliant.

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I think for us to be able to lift all of these other women and hold this space for

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the community, we did have several members and they're all still great friends

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and we're watching their businesses blossom, just in a different way.

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It was ahead of our time and in the West Sally was the absolute wrong

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location to launch that business.

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We should have been at a different location.

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We still hear feedback from some of our members, that always makes you

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feel good when, you know, you've had a positive impact on someone

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a couple of years later when they still reach out and say, thank you.

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. Well, isn't it the truth...

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The impact that we have, doesn't always show up in the form that

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we originally envisioned it would.

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In creating a business model or providing a service...

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Sometimes it's the seeds have been planted and they just are

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taking longer to germinate.

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Please don't think that any of that was wasted time, there was impact.

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I get what you're saying...

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We're really just coming into women entrepreneurs feeling absolutely

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right in being there as Feminine energy business leaders working

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differently than in the traditional masculine or patriarchal models.

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Celebrating the fact that we are not just a woman with a personal life

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and a woman with a professional life That we are one whole great feminine

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creation, and how we can do business very, very successfully from that space.

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I love what you did about self-care, self-compassion Coming together and

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creating that supportive board of advisories and educational environment.

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And I hope that we are going to see a lot more of that going forward in the future.

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Perhaps, the pandemic, might have been a catalyst for that to increase too.

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The people I talked to, certainly talk about one of the takeaways from this

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experience of the past 16 months, has been recognizing who isn't there for us?

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Who we are missing in our lives?

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Who showed up for us?

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There's been a refinement of priorities and taking stock of who else we

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need in our circle of influence.

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Who do we need to help us buck up and Unbridle It ... In your vernacular?

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I think...

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Who's in your first class cabin?

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There's a whole paragraph in the book of...

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Who are we choosing?

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Because you know...

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What you're not changing, you're choosing.

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who are you choosing to have in your first class cabin?

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Because who we surround ourselves with, what we listen to on the radio, on

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television, all has a direct impact on us, in our self-talk and how healthy we are.

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So be very choosy.

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My first class cabin is very small, and in some cases there may be no family

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members in your first class cabin.

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And that's fine, it's your first class cabin needs to be those who support you

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and, have your best interest in mind.

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And don't have all the jealousies, or the naysayers because they would never

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have the guts to do what you're doing.

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( Right) Sorry...

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Off my plane.

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For me it was like...

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Off the bus...

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and some relationships just belong on different parts of our

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train or bus or plane, right?

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Different cabins.

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it doesn't mean that we can't have any relationship with them, or have a quality

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of relationship, but in the specific areas, such as growing into your CEOness.

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Or...

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Stepping out and becoming more of you, You and I know, that there are some people

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from our life that are not comfortable with us changing and growing, because

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they feel they may be left behind.

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It's a very wise thing to look at.

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Who do you need in each of those areas of your life?...

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And purposely curate, and nurture those relationships.

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Once you are back in alignment with your purpose, and you've let go of some of

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that stuff that's no longer serving you.

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The right people pop into your life.

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Just like we had reconnected, and I've reconnected with others.

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, That saying of...

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You meet a person for reason, a season, a lifetime or something else...

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I believe in that and I don't think that there are any coincidences.

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You'll still be tested because people will come back into your life and it's a test.

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Okay.

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Is this really what you deserve?

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How does that person make you feel?

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Or whatever...

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Relationships and all that.

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I'm being tested now, being single it's like, okay, is that what you deserve?

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Nooo...

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Off My Bus!

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When you're in alignment...

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Your energy is going to attract a different level.

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That's on your same vibration.

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But that makes sense.

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Surround yourself with those who have been there, done that.

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So you can learn from them and they're going to help push you.

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Just like...

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You never want to be the most expensive house on the block.

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Well...

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You don't want to be the one that's always giving, giving, giving

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to everyone else in your circle.

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You need somebody to be there and support you as well.

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Cause sometimes it gets really old.

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Being that support and the coach for everybody else, because we need

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some of that ourselves sometimes.

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Just like that.

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I absolutely agree with you...

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Well said...

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Great reminder.

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If we aren't stretching and growing with the people that we are

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surrounding ourselves with...

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You're right...

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We need to take another look at...

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Who's on that success ladder?

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and...

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How are they lifting us to come up with them?

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Well...

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Thank you so much.

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I'm encouraging everybody to read your book and think about

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this absolutely amazing time and opportunity in your own life...

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To purposely choose what you want to do next, and really unbridle the opportunity

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for greater satisfaction, greater impact, and influence in the world.

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And...

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Good times!

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Right?

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Absolutely.

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All right, Leanne.

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You're kind of a celebrity...

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You're kind of a big deal these days...

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I'm kind of just me...

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I'm a girl who wrote a book.

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A girl who wrote a book okay.

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So there's, there's a fair bit of information out there, about you.

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Hopefully most of it is true on the internet...

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What's something that perhaps we wouldn't find out about you easily on Google?

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Oh, there's a lot of information about me...

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um, One thing you would not find is ... When I was 12, I was in an X-rated film.

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I had my clothes on.

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I was an extra...

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My Dad is a cinematographer.

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And so...

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I've actually been in several movies...

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Linda Lovelace for president.

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I was the bratty kid.

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I just come in from the barn and I was a bratty kid that

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went into this phone booth...

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or, I don't even know...

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I don't know if I was cut from it, but at 12.

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I was in an X-rated film.

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I've also been in music videos.

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One of my sisters worked for Sony records, so I was in Tanya Tucker video.

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So yeah...

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You'd never find that anywhere.

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I never would have guessed...

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It's the best ice breaker ever because I win, it's like, I was

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in an X-rated film, a Double X or whatever it was, when I was 12.

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Okay.

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I have no words.

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I have no words, but other than to say...

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Thank you so much, Leanne Gardner, for being with me today.

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You certainly have lifted my spirits, and lifted my belief

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in everything is possible.

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If I align my vibes with my goals, and then just...

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Unbridle IT (Buck Up!) Okay.

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Buck up out there everybody!

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Make sure you check the show notes...

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So that you can find out where to find this amazing woman!

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Thank you!

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Bye.