It's all relative. One of my favorite clients has used that phrase frequently and I’ve found myself using it as a good reminder the last year and a half. It’s so easy to get caught up in ourselves, what we feel, what we want, what we aren’t getting. I’m not sure about you all,
I have been slacking on my blog posts lately! It’s been a busy spring which led to a busy summer and to top it off Michael and I found out we are expecting a new addition to our household (in human form this time!) So I have been trying to catch up on everything possible
So you’ve spent a few years now learning from other people and you feel like you have your own training system down. Now comes the fun part. Now you get to create a business! First you have to come up with a name. Most trainers just use their names but some have unique barn names.
So you want to become a horse trainer? I realize that this post may not be as popular as how to start up a business blogging, since virtually anyone could do that. But I thought I would post about it anyway, since I wish I had had this information when I started my business. Even
The older I get, the more I don’t understand what is so horrible about aging. I’ve always heard my relatives complain about aging. They’ve complained about their faces sagging and wrinkling, their bones aching and creaking, their minds fading into a forgetful stew. Will all of these things happen? Of course they will! But honestly,
