Train inside your commitment. It is the foundation you build your house on. Stay focused on your commitment. Things do not always move at the pace we think they ought to. The tiniest bit of movement in the direction we are seeking is triumph. Everything you do generates experience and growth. We cannot learn and grow …
Read more »It is officially the internet age, a time when it is all too common for someone to hurl insults, falsify personal information and simply be a person that is neither honest or responsible because the fear of being openly identified as such across so many miles of internet is almost nil. I used to belong …
Read more »It has been my pleasure to have the opportunity to go to a screening of Disney’s new movie, “Secretariat” and give my readers some insight on what they have to look forward to in this exciting new film. Keeping in mind that I am not at all a fan of horse racing, I have to …
Read more »There is a plethora of clinicians and trainers trying to sell themselves to riders in order to make money, but that isn’t exactly what I’m referring to. I imagine that like myself, there have been times when you’ve watched someone go through the exact same motions and come out with far greater success than yourself. …
Read more »Sticking to something until you see it to the very end just might earn you a reputation of being reliable and a success, or it may hold you back for years and years and years chasing something that is not worth the effort. But how do you decide which is which? And what of that …
Read more »I’m not really certain how to give this post a dignified or pretty introduction. I have sold almost all of my horses, the ones who were closest to me, whose relationship’s depth knew no limit, were among the first to be sold. People have always wanted my two best riding horses – not only their …
Read more »I’ve heard stories of people who have gotten out of horses altogether. Sent their remaining horses to auction, collected all of their horse equipment to be dumped off at the local tack shop or consignment sale. Pictures of their horse encounters boxed up along with any ribbons or trophies. They moved on to college, had …
Read more »It seems as though my contribution to my own blog has become slated to (hopefully) impermanent sporadic moments of free flowing ideas. In all truth, it has been used primarily as a mouth piece for my new online radio show. So, I figured that since I had a few moments I would at least add …
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