Landon B. Saunders
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Don't let hardship define your story.
In this radio clip, Landon challenges us to stop giving our problems the final word and start taking charge of the life we've been given.
Listen to the full episode at thisisheartbeat.com/radio for an encouraging reminder that your circumstances don't have to determine your future.đź“»
06/15/2026
Focus on the life lived within the years. 🌿
06/13/2026
"Sometimes I feel that the secret of my life is hidden, and I do not know why it is so hard for me to find.
Our task as people in a world of so many distractions, so many demands, so many obligations, so many responsibilities, in which we’re so busy, in which there’s so little time...our task is to find that secret of life-that secret of humanity.
And once found, we must organize our lives around that secret so that on the last day, when we stand and look back on all that we’ve been through, our adventures, our mountain top experiences, the valleys, the failures, the successes, the despair, the perplexity, the tears, and all the laughter we’re able to say it was a good life." - Landon
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How often do we pause to ask the questions that matter most?
In this episode of This Is Heartbeat, Landon explores one of life’s biggest questions: how are our relationships really doing?
Recorded live at the Feeling Good About Yourself Workshop in the mid-1980s, this conversation proves that some truths never go out of style. Like so many of Landon’s community conversations, the message is just as relevant today as it was decades ago.
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06/06/2026
Growing up makes us second-guess ourselves. Becoming who we really are means stopping that.
06/05/2026
In this week’s episode, Landon shares a simple moment from a first-grade art class—kids drawing without hesitation, without overthinking, without asking if it was “right.” Just crayons on paper and whatever came out… came out.
One little boy put purple spots in the corner of his page. When asked why, he said, “Because that’s where they go.”
Somewhere along the way, most of us start second-guessing the picture we're painting in life—wondering if it makes sense, if it’s acceptable, if it will be understood.
Green Horses and Purple Spots isn’t really about art. It’s about that shift. It’s about how easily we move from expression to approval… and how we might find our way back.
This is a reminder to return to what is already in you.
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One of the most important questions we'll ever answer is: "Who will be my teacher?"
In this encore presentation of one of Heartbeat's most-listened-to episodes of 2024, Landon Saunders explores our need for guidance as we navigate life's complexities and challenges. Along the way, he reflects on the value of laughter, joyfulness, and the role each of us plays in our own well-being.
The episode ends with a simple but powerful reminder: pay attention to what brings you joy.
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05/29/2026
Some people don’t need advice, answers, or fixing. They just need someone willing to stay, listen, and truly hear them.
05/27/2026
Sometimes the most meaningful thing we can offer another person isn’t advice, answers, or fixing their problems. It’s our presence. In a world that moves quickly and often feels disconnected, simply being with someone in their loneliness, grief, joy, or uncertainty can be a profound act of love.
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05/26/2026
Remembering and honoring the brave this Memorial Day! From, Heartbeat ♥️
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