Category: Professional Training

How to bring the heart back into your business

4/11/2017

It is true that there is room for strategy and planning within the confines of a business. But there is also room for heart, and that comes forward when we accept the present moment we are in and the work we do together.

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Are you throwing your life away at work?

4/6/2017

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Our true vocation in life, as Parker Palmer so aptly put it, is not answering a calling “out there” that demands we be something we are not. It is from our inner voice, calling us to be the person we were born to be.

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How to find yourself through horses

3/22/2017

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From the time we enter day care, the process of disconnecting our inner beings from our natural intuition begins and we are encouraged to replace emotional responses with logic. In the process we lose ourselves.

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The characteristics of mistakes

3/7/2017

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Own your mistakes. Make them, fix them and learn from them. They are an essential part of your learning process.

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how to use your emotion, not suppress it

12/21/2016

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Our body pays a price when we hide how we really feel. Learn how to use your emotion effectively, rather than bottling it up.

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How Horses Help us be more authentic

12/19/2016

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When a horse interacts with a human, they do not care whether that person is the manager of a Fortune 500 company or an idler with absolutely no ambition. All they care about is whether the human cares about them.

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How Reason and Emotion Complement Each Other

12/16/2016

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Your emotions are not necessarily an enemy of your rational thought process. Sometimes, when the two work together, the results can be very powerful and innovative.

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FInding your natural leadership weaknesses

12/15/2016

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Knowing your weakness is not enough when you strive to develop yourself as a leader, but it is a good beginning.

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How to Behave Consistently as a Leader

12/14/2016

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Similar to leading others in the workplace, if you are not consistent in your relationship with a horse, it will not follow you or respect you. It will ignore you, knowing that it is stronger than you are.

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