Let’s explore the horsemanship journey together!

Failure can be incredibly challenging, often difficult to accept and hard to stomach. We are conditioned to believe that failure is something we should always avoid, as if it somehow makes us less wor...

At the risk of sounding like a fossil, I have witnessed the creation of the home computer, the internet, cell phones, smartphones, and now, artificial intelligence. I’ve been a part of the birth of th...

As we grow and expand in our journey, there will come a time when we must start shedding pieces of ourselves. This isn’t just about changing surface habits, but diving deeper and letting go of identit...

When we are working towards a goal—whether it's a career milestone, gaining skill in a sport, or something else entirely—having someone who can keep you accountable goes a long way. Even when we're pu...

Lately I’ve been reading the philosopher Ken Wilber, and his ideas about growth, integration, and wholeness have been quietly working on me. As I’ve reflected on my own life, I’ve started to see my ex...

When what we’re doing doesn’t feel right, many of us swing to the opposite extreme. So how can we find a healthy middle ground?

Many of us come to relational horsemanship not because everything is go...

Sometimes intuition and anxiety feel exactly the same around horses. Your horse picks his head up and suddenly your stomach drops. Is he about to spook, or is he just looking around and taking things ...

Pressure is an interesting thing. It’s invisible, but it shapes almost everything we do. It nudges us to grow, to evolve, to try something new or imagine a change. It’s there when we set a goal, and i...