Matt Landry

helping you to NAVIGATE
a better human experience

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"Learning to Be Human Again"

"The book is full of insight, and a unique wisdom blended with occasional humor the author masterfully articulates his message to the reader audience. I would certainly like to see this made into a series because it is full of themes​ that we can all relate to in order to live as greater human beings.
~Scott Allan - author of Rejection Proof, Empower Your Life, and Do It Scared​

"It's a wonderfully insightful guide to the inner workings of the human condition. Highly articulate and written from the standpoint of someone who truly cares about and empathizes with his fellow man."
~James LaPierre

 "I've read a lot of "personal development" type books over the last 5+ years, but what I love about this book is that Matt provides simple, yet specific steps you can take to easily APPLY the insights he shares. And if you do, I guarantee they will have a profound impact on your life." 
~Stefano Ganddini - Millennial Success Coach
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A LITTLE ABOUT ME

I'm a firm believer in empowering and encouraging the people who surround us. Life can be a confusing and overwhelming place sometimes, but it doesn't always have to be that way. I'm blessed to know that my purpose is to make the lives of others' easier. I know I've also needed the hand of another to walk me through some of this human experience. I guess we all need a little help sometimes, don't you? 
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I like to think of myself as both a teacher, student, and tour guide in life, having experienced it from it's exhilarating highs to it's devastating lows. A lover of nature, and the outdoors, I try to travel extensively, learning as much as I possible can about human nature and the world around me along the way.

My OTHER ADVENTURES,
​BUSINESSES, AND PASTIMES.

M. Landry Photography

My photography page.
Exclusive landscape prints!

The 48 by 50

Mountain by mountain, my blog journal to climb all of the 48 - 4,000 foot peaks of NH, by age 50.