If you change the way you look at things, the things you look at change-Wayne Dyer
One of the most difficult things to remember when showing horses is that it is ultimately a game of comparisons, and while you have control over some things (how much effort you put in, how well you take care of your horse etc.), you… Continue Reading “The Power of -Er…It Ultimately Comes Down To Comparisons”
One of my favorite quotes is “A smooth sea never made a skilled sailor.” I’m not sure who said it first…it may be an African proverb, or an English proverb, depending on where you look on Pinterest. Anyway, I like it because it can… Continue Reading “A Smooth Sea Never Made a Skilled Sailor (or Rider)”
Photo credit: Tim Waite When I look back over these blog posts, one of two things tends to happen. Sometimes, my heart grows a size or two at the responses I’ve had from those who enjoy what I’ve written. I really, really appreciate all… Continue Reading “I Heart Winning”
While judging a recent horse show, the following thought occurred to me. “Just because you don’t win, doesn’t mean you’re not good.” I was in the middle of trying to sort out a very nice western pleasure class (settle down folks. It does happen.)… Continue Reading “Losing Doesn’t Mean You’re Bad (and Winning Doesn’t Mean You’re Good)”
The purpose of a blog is, at minimum, to share your thoughts and opinions about something that presumably, you are passionate about. Sometimes, you might also respond to the thoughts and opinions of others in your blog, which is what I’m doing here. I… Continue Reading “There Really Are The Only Six Words A Parent Needs to Say to Their Kids…at a Horse Show Too”
Recent Comments