Life Through a Different Lens with Kyle Emery Peck
Kyle Emery Peck
“Mountain biking truly saved me from the dark times of depression and grieving. It's just being out in the mountains, getting some fresh air and doing the things that you love. You have no choice but to be in the moment when you're riding a bike.”
“Be true to who you are for others to see. Because people don't buy into a fake persona. They see right through it. It's not easy, but you can work your way into it and just be yourself.”
“I just started showing pictures of what I love and what I care about the most. If you like it, you like it. If you don't, you don't. But this is what I like to do.”
“It takes time and it takes a lot of failure. You need failure to improve. You don't learn from your victories, you learn from your losses.”
“It causes you to be looking at stuff a little bit different than everybody else, to have a different set of eyes on things and how you can make it your vision, make it what you want.”
