Sandy
Peace Out Planning
Change has a way of showing up whether we're ready or not. These weekly POP Talks by Peace Out Planning are for anyone navigating life transitions and looking for a calmer, more grounded way forward. Hosted by Sandy Steed, a life-change concierge and working mom, these short conversations offer perspective and practical insight for moving out, moving in, or moving on. Drawing from her journey and her new book Peace Out Planning, each episode helps you build clarity, confidence, and forward momentum. No spinning your wheels. Just steady momentum and real guidance for life’s curves ahead.
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Nieuwste aflevering
13 okt. 2026
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Traffic Jam: Who (or What) Is Holding Up Your Next Move? 13.10.2026 5:19
Ever feel like your life is stuck in traffic, waiting for something or someone else to move? In this week's POP Talk, we're exploring how life's transitions, delayed decisions, and uncertainty can create unexpected traffic jams in our relationships, families, and future plans. And sometimes, without realizing it, our own indecision may be affecting someone else's journey. Discover...
Got the Time? 06.10.2026 6:00
Time is one of the few things every person gets in equal measure, but how we spend it can shape our health, relationships, finances, creativity, and sense of purpose. In this week’s POP Talk, we borrow a lesson from professional racing and a century-old book about the value of 24 hours to look at time, attention, and intentional living a little differently. Instead of another productivity lecture,...
What’s in Your Weekly Windshield? 29.09.2026 5:58
Life changes have a way of changing more than our circumstances. They can disrupt our routines, reshape our schedules and leave us reacting to whatever needs our attention next. And while staying busy can give us somewhere to focus, constant motion doesn’t always mean we’re moving in the direction we want. In this week’s POP Talk, we’re looking beyond the traditional weekly to-do list and explorin...
Brake Check or Break Check? 24.09.2026 6:14
Change can test more than our ability to adapt. It can test our patience, our relationships and the way we respond to the people traveling closest to us. In this week's POP Talk, we're looking at anger as a natural part of the Change Curve and what can happen when stress, grief, uncertainty and major life transitions start showing up in everyday interactions. If you've been feeling mor...
Extra Coverage for Life? 15.09.2026 5:32
Wouldn’t it be nice if life offered a little extra coverage for the things we never see coming? In this week’s POP Talk, we’re taking a different look at risk, protection and the choices we make when there are no guarantees. How much security gives you peace of mind, how much uncertainty are you willing to accept, and could playing it too safe have a cost of its own? Extra Coverage for Life? is an...
Detours & Discovery 09.09.2026 6:13
Ever wonder if life has taken you off course... or somewhere you needed to explore? We’re quick to judge an unexpected change by how it feels in the moment, especially when it disrupts the future we thought we had mapped out. Yet some of the most defining seasons of our lives begin without our permission, a clear destination, or any idea how the story will turn out. In this week’s POP Talk, we’re...
Gaining Traction 01.09.2026 5:11
Ever feel like you're spinning your wheels, even though your calendar is full and you have a lot going on? As a new month begins, many of us instinctively start filling our calendars with appointments, milestones, and responsibilities. But what if the best place to begin isn't with what's happening... but with what's changing? In this week's POP Talk, we connect the Peace Out P...
Month in Rear View 26.08.2026 7:00
Feel like life is passing by faster than you can remember it? In this week’s POP Talk, we’re going on a treasure hunt for the pieces of your life that may have gotten lost in the blur. Our minds naturally filter thousands of bits of information every day, which means memories, meaningful moments, personal wins and even lessons learned can be surprisingly easy to forget. Before another month disapp...
The Scenic Overlook 19.08.2026 6:45
In this week's POP Talk, life invites us to do something we don't often give ourselves permission to do—pause. While focus helps us navigate the next curve, perspective allows us to step back and see how the miles we've already traveled fit together. As summer begins giving way to another season, join Sandy for a guided reflection from a scenic overlook where you'll celebrate the r...
Check The Car Facts 11.08.2026 6:27
In this week's POP Talk, facts matter. Especially the ones we don't have. Whether it's a stranger at a stoplight, a social media post, a career milestone, or someone else's seemingly perfect life, our minds naturally fill in missing information. The challenge is that we often compare our reality to a story we created before we ever knew the facts. Join Sandy as she introduces the i...
Trusting the Drift 04.08.2026 5:12
In this week's POP Talk, what if the goal isn't to avoid life's curves, but to recognize and apply the technique they require? Professional race car drivers know that sometimes the fastest, safest way through a curve isn't by forcing perfect traction, it's by trusting a different technique. That surprising lesson offers a powerful perspective for anyone navigating life's tr...
Prioritizing Your Parking Lot: How to Decide What Matters Most 27.07.2026 7:12
When everything on your list feels urgent, it can be hard to decide what to take care of first. In this week’s POP Talk, Sandy uses the psychology of a well-managed car dealership and a timeless time-management framework to help you prioritize your own Peace Out Parking Lot. You’ll explore the difference between what is urgent, what is important, what may belong to someone else, and what might sim...
Hypnotized by the Road (When Life Becomes a Blur) 21.07.2026 5:31
In this week's POP Talk, have you ever reached the end of a busy week and wondered where the time went? It's easy to become hypnotized by the rhythm of life's road, where routines, responsibilities, and the steady pace of each day begin to blur together. Join Sandy as she explores the idea of highway hypnosis, the subtle pull of habit, and why creating space to pause can help you regai...
Road Signs (The Clues You Shouldn't Ignore) 13.07.2026 5:23
Are you questioning your next step, feeling stuck, or sensing that something in your life is changing? Major life transitions often begin with subtle clues long before we recognize them. In this week's POP Talk, discover how paying attention to your time, talent, and treasure can help you recognize the early signs of change, navigate uncertainty, and make thoughtful course corrections with gre...
Forks in the Road (Which Decisions Matter Most) 06.07.2026 8:18
Have you been putting off an important decision? Or has every decision started feeling equally important, leaving you stuck, second-guessing yourself, and wondering what to do next? In this Peace Out Planning (POP) Talk, Sandy explores the difference between everyday turns and life's forks in the road—those decisions that shape the direction of your future. You'll discover why major decisi...
Who's Riding With You? (What Do They Reveal About You?) 29.06.2026 7:34
Life is a highway, but we rarely travel it alone. The people riding beside us often shape the roads we choose, our courage, and the future we imagine. In this POP Talk episode, you'll reflect on the relationships that matter most to you and discover how the vision you hold for someone you love may reveal something meaningful about your own next chapter. If you're navigating change, seeking...
How to Make Better Decisions: The DECIDE Framework for Life's Big Choices 22.06.2026 8:00
Making decisions isn't always easy—especially when the choice affects your family, finances, career, relationships, or future. In this episode of POP Talks, Sandy introduces the DECIDE Model, a practical decision-making framework designed to help you navigate life's crossroads with greater clarity and confidence. Whether you're facing a major life transition, considering a move, evalua...
Are You Describing or Still Deciding? 16.06.2026 6:22
Do you ever catch yourself repeating the same frustrations, concerns, goals, career challenges, or relationship struggles without getting any closer to a change? This week's POP Talk explores the subtle difference between paying attention to your life and getting stuck narrating it. Join Sandy for a thoughtful conversation about self-awareness, personal growth, boundaries, life transitions, and fi...
What's Playing on Repeat? 07.06.2026 7:50
In a world of AI, virtual reality, and increasingly convincing simulations, it can be hard to tell what's real and what's not. The same is true of the stories we tell ourselves. This week's POP Talk explores the three common destructive soundtracks identified by Jenny Allen: "I'm helpless," "I'm worthless," and "I'm unlovable." Sandy also share...
What's Driving Your Summer? 01.06.2026 5:24
Summer is here, and many of us are dreaming about road trips, beach vacations, national parks, cruises, and unforgettable adventures. But what if the destination isn't the most interesting part of the story? In this episode of POP Talks, Sandy explores the surprising psychology behind travel and the six motives identified by researcher John Crompton that often influence our vacation choices: c...
The "Out" Part of Peace Out: Still Drivable? 24.05.2026 6:23
In this week’s POP Talk, Sandy explores the emotional side of life’s “totaled” moments — the relationships, dreams, identities, and plans that may still look salvageable from the outside, yet quietly carry more damage than we want to admit. Using the story of a beloved Mini Cooper deemed “still drivable” before being declared totaled, this episode gently navigates the harder side of change, grief,...
What Goals are Still in Your GPS? 18.05.2026 6:58
Sometimes the goals we set for ourselves months ago still fit beautifully into the road ahead. And sometimes… life’s curves change us along the way. Goals influence more than achievement; they quietly shape our direction, priorities, energy, focus, and daily life. In this week’s POP Talk, Sandy explores the idea of revisiting the destinations programmed into our internal GPS (what she calls our Go...
When Emotional Lines Get Blurry 11.05.2026 6:35
Sometimes exhaustion isn’t coming from what you’re doing… but from what you’re emotionally carrying. This week’s POP Talk explores the quiet weight of overthinking, over-managing and feeling emotionally responsible for everyone around us. Sandy reflects on the tension between caring deeply for people and slowly losing clarity, peace and direction in the process. If you’ve ever found yourself repla...
Dotted Lines vs. Concrete Dividers (Defining Your Lane) 03.05.2026 4:59
Some lines are clear and solid… others are more like suggestions. In this episode, we take a simple, everyday experience—driving—and use it to explore how physical boundaries quietly shape the way we move through our lives. You’ll start to notice where your own lines may be relying a little too much on hope… and where a bit more clarity could create a stronger sense of steadiness, confidence, and...
Check Your Mirrors (A Quick Glance Back) 27.04.2026 5:25
There’s a rhythm to driving forward that most of us were taught for the road… but we may not apply it to life. In this episode, we explore what it really means to “check your mirrors” on your life-car, and why brief, intentional glances back can bring more clarity to where you’re headed next. Not to rest in the past… but to appreciate and learn from it. Reflecting on experiences can quietly point...
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