How She Left Success to Build Her Dream Farm
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What led Tara Luckie to question her definition of success?
I was doing what I thought everybody should do. I was following society's norms. So I got a couple of master's degrees, and I thought that that's what I needed to do. And what I realized at the end of the day is it's all about what comes from the inside. If we can change our inner beliefs and grow our self-worth, then our outside automatically changes. Tara Luckey is an entrepreneur, agricultural leader, and the founder of Luckey Farms. Drawing from her passion for farming, family, and community, she is helping preserve the values of agriculture while creating opportunities for growth, sustainability, and future generations. Growing up as a child, I loved horses, loved animals, all of that, but I had no access to farmland.
But what I realized is that through our experience and our farm tours we offer now, is that people want the same thing I wanted as a child. And that's really to experience farm life. Less than 1% of folks today actually live on a farm. And now on our farm, we offer these really hands-on, engaging experiences with big farm animals. And I see that joy that I had as a child, and I get to relive it every day with the visitors that come to our farm.
It spans the globe like a super high school internet.
How did health challenges influence Tara's career shift?
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Welcome back to another episode of the Living Your Legacy podcast. For Inside Success, I am Ray Gutierrez. Joining me today is Tara Lucky.
What limiting beliefs did Tara have about farming?
L-U-C-K-I-E, Lucky. Just making sure. I will take the hit and look like a dumbass not knowing how to spell Lucky correctly. Tara Lucky of Tara Lucky Farms?
Yeah, or Lucky Farms.
Lucky Farms. All right. Rock and roll. Here we are. Welcome. Welcome.
Yeah, great to be here. I've had an amazing time here in Miami. And I mean, I truly am lucky. So it's nice to have the last name lucky, because I think I've been living my best life.
How did Tara's childhood passions shape her current pursuits?
And I'm here to really share how I'm living my best life and how others can as well.
Right on. Well, let's let's begin the journey of what will we learn about you and your women in power episode?
I think you'll learn about my journey from, I think when I was younger, I was doing what I thought everybody should do. I was following society's norms and expectations. Yes, yes. Because of that, I got into this cycle of just being myself. tired, um, feeling kind of uninspired. Just, uh, I, we had two young kids and I was the executive director of a nonprofit and the business, the nonprofit was doing really well, but I just felt like inside there's gotta be more, you know, there's gotta be more to life. I wanted an adventure. And also my health was kind of your body always shows you what's wrong. You know, if you're not aligned with what you want, then a lot of times your body shows it. So I got this herniated disc in my neck and I had nerve pain and all these things going on, which is really a manifestation of having stress and anxiety and really realizing that I need to do something different.
And if you don't listen to your body, it will just get louder and louder.
Oh, absolutely.
What role does intuition play in Tara's decision-making?
I suffered an injury years ago and I still carry that injury with me. It's like a shameful because I was like, I remember what I was doing that night and I shouldn't have been doing that night and I got my ass kicked for it. And now I'm going to carry that like that shame wound just to remind me. And yeah, when I when I have like negative days, I'm like, well, it's I'm pretty sure it's the wound as opposed to what's happening in the brain. It's all interconnected. But it's actually kind of helped me like, you know, stimulate the right brain muscles for positivity and understanding frequencies and all that. Yes. Fun, all that jazz. But it's ironic because when you start talking about frequencies and the divine, you don't picture folks that look like you in cowboy hats.
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Chapters
8 chapters
1
What led Tara Luckie to question her definition of success?
0:00–1:08
2
How did health challenges influence Tara's career shift?
1:08–1:47
3
What limiting beliefs did Tara have about farming?
1:47–2:12
4
How did Tara's childhood passions shape her current pursuits?
2:12–3:21
5
What role does intuition play in Tara's decision-making?
3:21–4:17
6
How has Tara's farm become a community hub?
4:17–5:08
7
What lessons does Tara share about embracing authenticity?
5:08–6:14
8
What future plans does Tara have for Luckie Farms?
6:14–15:21