We all love to laugh.

But, what you may not know, is how important humor is regarding your ability to ride a horse at your highest ability.

Researchers learned years ago that for anyone to be “on”, to be their best, and to be successful, they must enjoy themselves, and have fun.

So, humor you might say, is serious business.

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Instead, Get Into a Good Story

I bet you love a good story.

I do. In fact, this past holiday season, for the first time in a while, I got immersed in reading a couple of great books. They took me away.

My husband, and I shared one of them. We read it out loud to each other. It was great. Tom just happened to discover it in a bookstore.

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You’re cruising along just fine.

Suddenly, that awful, tight, stomach knot spazzes-out in your tummy. Then, it goes north into your throat like a choke hold!

We’ve all felt that sensation. Nobody escapes it.

But, it’s not about the fact that you feel anything from nervousness to downright terror from time-to-time.

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Move Your Emotions in a Targeted Direction With Songs

Want to ride your horse at his or her best and YOUR best any time, any where?

You can as you learn the skill of how to call up positive emotions on demand, no matter how your really feel.

To be a consistent rider, the goal is to feel calm, confident, cool, energized, focused, and enjoying yourself all simultaneously. This applies to a practice session, a show, or a trail ride.

Did you know that you can use music as a fun and powerful tool to do just that for you, automatically?

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Of course it’s always fun to let down and have a good time, but did you know how much of a positive effect that has on riding your horse?

Read this and notice how you feel.

Did you hear the story about three different guys and their marriages?

The first man told his new wife to do the dishes and house cleaning. It took a couple of days, but on the third day he came home to see a clean house and the dishes washed.

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Learn How to Let Go, Trust Yourself, and Tap Into Your True Talent and Skill

Do your hands and seat come naturally and spontaneously … or … do you analyze everything you do?

Try this test.

Crumple up a piece of paper and set a trash can 15 feet away. Your objective is to toss the paper into the basket using two patterns of thought.

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