Seems obvious, but as business owners, we have to learn to listen first, then respond to the needs of our clients, the market we hope to serve. An Easter weekend celebration of late had some valuable lessons for me as a business owner. I had the privilege to attend as a volunteer at a local […]
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PROBLEM: Did you know that more than 60% of website traffic comes from mobile devices? And 92.3% of internet users access the internet using a mobile phone? Yep, that hand held device we are never without is our lifeline for work and play. If you’re running a business, online access is “best” as in “found” by
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Hi, I’m Margaret, here with my dear friend and sage, Ben. My earliest introduction to the horse-human connection was with children and adults at a therapeutic riding facility in Dallas, TX. As a volunteer, my role was to support the rider as a horse leader, on a lead rope, while the rider participated in a
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After a few short years working in the equine assisted learning industry as a coach, I lost my equine partner, Thunder, at age 34 years young. It was devastating. It was so difficult to go to the barn, to the arena, anywhere that was part of our coaching area. I felt lost, vulnerable and inadequate.
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At this time of year, like you humans, I too reflect upon the strides I have made in the past year. My humans have allowed me the time to grow into my skin, as a horse and a partner, in the horse-healing movement that is in full gallop. I am so glad to have the
Like so many little girls in Potomac, MD, I grew up surrounded by horses. We did not own horses, but we knew who did. And horse owners were always glad to share (well, show off) their horses. If you were lucky, you got up close and some you got to ride. Either way, it was