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Why do horses make great teachers?

Recent studies indicate that 93% of communication effectiveness is determined by non-verbal cues! Through fifty million years of evolution, horses have highly developed non-verbal communication skills that make them natural geniuses at communication. Because horses have extraordinary sensitivity to non-verbal cues, and respond to communication in the same manner as we do, they can provide you with a mirror reflection of your body language, offering immediate insight to your communication skills and helping you connect more effectively with others.

Horses also possess an acute need for balance leadership. In the wild it is important to follow a good leader that you can trust to keep you alive! Most of our human examples of leadership either air on the side of dictatorship -an unspoken my way or the highway attitude. Or, forced-teaming, bribing, coddling and just about anything to create a false sense of friendship. Nature seems to set the tone of a much more authentic and balanced style of leadership.

When we clear out our fears of not being liked or respected we set a new tone. One that includes trusting ourselves and exuding confidence and clarity in everything we do. Setting this example, by simply tending to your own true nature, can be surprisingly powerful causing others to team up and synchronize with your authentic leadership energy.

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Using Horse Sense to Decide
Chrisitian Science Monitor
By Editor Jon Yemma
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Neigh Sayers by Matthew Dowd
National Journal
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Waiting on a Dream
Blog Post by Christina Brandt

http://www.christinabrandt.com/waiting-on-a-dream/

AZ Green Magazine - Taking the Lead
By Gabrielle Saveri 

az green article pg. 1 
az green article pg. 2 
az green article pg. 3

Martha Beck Blog Post
It's Not About The Horse.pdf

Good-Bye Pain, Hello Boundaries! Blog post by Abigail Steidley, July 2010
Blog post by Abigail Steidley writer of The Vagina Dialogues Blog


Radio Interview - How She Really Dose It
Listen To Recording


U.A.E. National Daily Paper - Art & Life Section-Horse Sense, April 2010
Download the article


State College Magazine, December 2009
Earned Leadership


Valuable coaching advice straight from the horse's mouth (and nose) Blog Post by Pam Slim Aug. 2009
Pam Slim's Blog Post - Straight from the horse's mouth


The Times Article, 2008
Everything Left Unsaid


Phoenix Business Journal, 2008
Business uses horses to teach humans about nonverbal cues


Delta Sky Magazine article, 2007
Cover spread
Part 1
Part 2