If you believed you could substantially add new skills to your skill set (while improving the ones you already have) because of what you do[…]
Last week I did a video about no resistance to challenges, and it was really more about the kinds of things that come up as[…]
Today, I want to tell you something that came up this week in our cutting class: I shared a mindset that is one of my[…]
Hello, it’s Barb. I want to share something that happened this past week. Have you had the experience of learning an idea and using it[…]
In this video I discuss a friend’s experience of feeling self-conscious and distracted during a private riding lesson with a trainer she admired. Her feeling[…]
It’s Barb, and I’m here with my favorite boy, Nic. I want to tell you about some things that happened this past week. First, my[…]
For several weeks, I’ve hosted a Webinar Series with Dr. Stephanie Burns, a specialist in adult learning and the human brain and body. The series[…]
I remember feeling so fearful that people would soon forget our son, Zane after he passed on to his heavenly life. The thought of that[…]
There are three main things going on as you’re walking through the herd to make a cut. The first is effective communication with your horse.[…]
It’s easy to wait to hear your name called and then rely on your trainer for a cow plan as you walk to the herd.[…]
I really love the quote below. Somehow for me, it rings true. And … like many of the gifts that come into our lives, it[…]
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