167 | Why ‘New Year, New You’ is Failing Your Dog (And What to Do Instead) скачать в хорошем качестве

167 | Why ‘New Year, New You’ is Failing Your Dog (And What to Do Instead)

Hey Dog Lover 🐾 “New Year, New You!” We hear it every January… but let’s be honest: do you really need a “new” you? What if this year isn’t about fixing what’s broken, but believing in who you already are? What if the best thing you could do for your dog is to stop chasing perfection—and start showing up with calm, clarity, and confidence? In this episode, we’re ditching the resolutions and talking about something more powerful: choosing a Word of the Year. This simple practice can shift everything—your mindset, your energy, and your relationship with your dog. You’ll hear how focusing on intention (instead of instruction) helps build trust, connection, and a deeper sense of leadership—especially if you're navigating life with a reactive dog, a scared dog, or a rescue dog still learning the world is safe. Inside this episode: • Why most resolutions fail—and how to build real change through relationship • How your energy impacts dog behavior (especially anxiety and reactivity) • What it really means to lead with calm when your life is anything but calm • Why trust-based leadership works better than obedience training for the long haul Whether you’re working with a fearful dog, hoping to raise a confident dog, or just craving a more connected, peaceful home—this episode is your invitation to lead differently this year. Hope you enjoy! Tracy xoxox NEXT STEPS 🐾👣 This year, don’t train harder. Connect deeper. 💛 Join the Fearless Framework, my signature program that helps you rebuild trust, reduce reactivity, and guide your dog with calm, confidence, and leadership—no matter where you’re starting from. 👉 beyondobedience.ca/fearless 💬 Got questions? Not sure if your dog is “fearful enough” for the program? (Hint: they don’t have to be.) Send me a voice memo or message at beyondobedience.ca/contact and let’s figure it out together. This is the year we stop performing and start partnering. Let’s do this—one intentional step at a time.