I’m excited to share an inspirational video chat with a colleague, Luke Worth. Luke is a Bob Proctor Lifesuccess consultant and has taught Bob’s teachings over the years. Bob Proctor is known as America’s greatest prosperity teacher and has been helping others for more than 40 years. Luke talks about his grandfather and some never… Continue Reading »

This past April at the Midwest Horse Fair in Madison, WI I ran into Amy Olson. A 2015 certified student of my Become an Equine Assisted Coach Training Program. At first sight, I was not sure if it was her or not.  I’ll explain… I’m walking outside among many vendors and see this beautiful woman… Continue Reading »

“The art of healing comes from nature, not from the physician.”   ~Paracelsus, 16th century German-Swiss physician I’m just coming out of a 4-day “Become an Equine Assisted Coach” training workshop with 10-beautiful students. It was such an honor to be spending time with these gifted women and gentleman from different parts of the United States,… Continue Reading »

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I arrived at the Dallas/Ft. Worth Airport and the first thing on my agenda was to pick up my pre-paid rental car from Sixt Rent a Car LLC . I walked up to one of the five greeting desks and was welcomed by Ms. Jennifer, a Service Representative. I told her I was from Wisconsin… Continue Reading »

Have you ever suffered or thought about why do humans suffer?  Is someone close to you currently suffering, a family member, a friend, a colleague? I’ll bet you know somebody that is! The big question many people ask, whether they seek help or not is, “Why do I have to suffer so much, why do… Continue Reading »

Let’s say you’re in the first equine assisted coaching session with a new client, and notice something doesn’t feel right in your body, which then manifests into a sense of feeling tense or nervous around your client. You start to feel uncomfortable or confused with this person’s presence without any explanation as to why, even… Continue Reading »

Eight years ago, I was captivated by Cavalia, a new traveling entertainment show about horses and humans that was touring the United States and was scheduled to perform in Chicago. I asked some friends if they wanted to go, as I had this deep desire to see the horses and their humans under a massive… Continue Reading »

Thanksgiving is upon us, which means a United States family holiday in which we will be surrounded by family and friends.  Sitting at the dinner table, food brings people together and promotes a feeling of sharing and well-being, it also serves as a social group gathering. And horses are not any different, however their dinner… Continue Reading »

Each time we play or work with our horses, one of the essential ingredients in appreciating and being polite to our 4-legged partners is say “Thank You!” Horses as is with humans, like to be praised, told they are doing good, during and after a session. Saying “Thank You” to your horse sets a path… Continue Reading »