Last month I wrote about how to use your seat when you ride your cutting horse.I received some questions asking me to clarify a part of the article.

Now, I know some people are not so inclined to think about all this “analytical stuff”.If you fall into that category, stay with me here, because I know it will appeal to your feel side, too.(-:)

The reason relating to the mechanics of your seat is important is because when you understand what your horse is doing and why, and you understand what you are supposed to do, and why, it will help your put it all together … and feel it.

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Always There, Easy, and Not-so-Easy

This holiday, I’ve been doing a lot of reflecting about relationships.

I’ve also had a number of people ask me via email about sustaining healthy relationships.

This time of the year is a good time to discuss this topic because the holidays are classic for getting together with friends, and family.

We also slow down a little, so we have time to think about all those people who are involved with us in all the different dimensions of our lives.

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