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Horse-Guided Leadership Brunch on June 17th 2023
You are in the right place if you are curious about Horse Guided Leadership Development over Brunch on June 17th, 2023 @Potcoava Mountain Hideaway, starting at noon.
Should you need other information, not included here below, please call or write to Madalina using the contact details at the end of this text.
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What happens when you shut your mouth and open your eyes
When given the opportunity, a core lesson a horse will offer is about the role of silence in the communication process. Silence offers the space and time for the communication between us to take shape, form, morph. It allows me to listen to myself, you to listen to yourself, both to listen to each other. -
5 horse assisted lessons on resources management
The first step to generate value from any given combination of resources is to have some understanding of how the resource looks like (what is?) and what it can do for you (what can it be useful for?) in the context of the objective you are trying to reach. -
Observarea in educatia asistata de cai | Observing in HAE (2/2)
Pusa in practica cu scopul invatarii, observarea este mult mai rentabila decat atunci cand are drept scop judecarea celorlalti sau crearea de statut mare prin criticarea celorlalti. -
Observarea in educatia asistata de cai | Observation in HAE (1/2)
O importanta abilitate este cea de a observa, in sensul de a privi ca sa intelegi si a interpreta ceea ce vezi. -
Noi ca echipa | Us as a team
Caii nu va vor oferi raspunsul, ei va vor oferi ocazia sa va gasiti propriile raspunsuri, fara a judeca, fara asteptari predeterminate, cu multa curiozitate si prezenta. -
Reading – Touch by David Linden
We experience touch as a unified sensation and by the time our perception becomes conscious, a lot of editing has been done. Objectivity is farther away than we might think, even with a sense so closely related to hard-facts, like touch. -
Learning what horses teach
Probably one of the subtlest lessons the horses can teach us is to be oblivious to what others say we can’t do. Since in the horse-world doing is more important than talking, if you want to tell a horse it can’t do something you must intervene one second before they do it to prevent them from doing it or immediately after by changing something in your relationship (increase space, decrease space, reduce status, increase status etc).