Natural Horse Concepts That Help Your Horse Thrive™
My book, Guiding Principles of Natural Horse Care – Powerful Concepts for a Healthy Horse, is available for purchase.
You can get all the details on the page dedicated to the book – there you’ll find what value the book offers and information that will help you determine if this book is right for you.
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A wonderful person named Linda Hauck contacted me about a product she created called Spursuader™ and kindly asked if I’d be interested in trying it out.
Although Linda and I had only conversed via email, I immediately felt that she’s a kind person who genuinely cares about a horse’s well-being.
I mentioned to Linda that I may have a slightly different opinion on spurs than she does, and that I believe the use of spurs is often abused and misunderstood. That doesn’t mean that I don’t believe in using them. When it’s time to take your horse to higher levels of communication, then yes, they’re helpful.
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How do you feel when you’re micro-managed? Do you feel inadequate? Does it cause you to get angry? Maybe you freeze and it causes your brain not to respond.
Since you know you’re a smart, talented and creative person, why on earth would someone want to micro-manage you? You’ve never given them a reason to.
Due to this situation, you have little or no trust or respect for the micro-manager; therefore you may decide to not put in as much effort. Why should you? You’re just going to be micro-managed … right?
Have you ever heard of the concept of design patterns?
They’re used heavily in the field of computer science.
Design patterns describe recurring solutions to common problems in a particular field. In the case of computer science, they’re used in software design.
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Stephanie and RansomYou’re building your dream home. Although you live 3 hours away from where you’ll soon hang your hat, you feel confident that the project is in good hands. Since this is a long distance arrangement, you commit to driving there to check on things every 2 weeks.
The construction company you hired came highly recommended so you assumed they must understand all the nuts and bolts of what it takes to build a home.
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