Mindset Mastery & The Body Scan
Learn what your mind and body are really communicating to your horse.
This course contains work that directly relates to the Rider's Mind and the Rider's Body.
Your horse experiences your body.
Riders tend to focus on physical cues: rein, leg, seat, etc.
Your thought, emotions, and perceptions influence your interactions with your horse, because they show up in your body...and your horse is reading your body.
Course Curriculum
Introduction To Mindset Mastery Work
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StartMindset Mastery: Written Coaching
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StartSuccess Models: Understanding the model using your success (61:01)
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StartStruggle Models: Learning from unintentional models (79:02)
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Start😊Breaking Free from Self-Judgment: Navigating Your Past, Present, and Future (75:19)
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Start✨Harnessing the power of emotions (73:14)
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Start✨How to create, or generate an emotion on purpose (68:19)
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Start✅ Decisions ahead of time. (118:24)
The Body Scan: Your Body is what Your HORSE experiences
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Questions That Have Been Answered: Written Mindset Coaching
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StartI feel like I’ve lost my motivation and passion.
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StartFollow up: Asking Questions takes you out of Judgement and put you more in an Observation mode
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StartFollow up: Asking Questions takes you out of Judgement and put you more in an Observation mode
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StartFollow up:Can you identify 3 bridge thoughts that could move you in the direction you’re aiming to go?
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StartFollow up: Asking Questions takes you out of Judgement and put you more in an Observation mode.
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StartCan you identify 3 bridge thoughts that could move you in the direction you’re aiming to go?
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StartFollow up: Challenge: how to access your assertive side without getting angry
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StartFollow up: "Normal: It sounds like you want to believe your intentional model but you don't fully yet."
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StartPart 2: Normal: It sounds like you want to believe your intentional model but don't totally yet
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StartPart 2: Challenge: how to access your assertive side without getting angry
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StartNormal: It sounds like you WANT to believe your intentional model, but you don’t totally yet.
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StartNo matter which avenue we choose to go down, there will be valuable lessons that will move you forward.
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StartAsking questions takes you out of judgment mode and puts you more into observation mode.
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StartChallenge: how to access your assertive side without getting angry
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StartOften when our brains are struggling with a decision, it’s because we have the mistaken belief that the “right” decision will mean no negative emotion.
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StartPart 6: We often have many different thoughts about the same situation and many of them may even seem to conflict.
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StartPart 12: FULL CIRCLE(S) Make sure you’re looking back and exploring the mindset you had in the moment, not how it felt AFTER the filming went well.
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StartFollow up to Resistance to Riding
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StartPart 11: FULL (Counterbend) CIRCLE(S) ;-) Make sure you’re looking back and exploring the mindset you had in the moment, not how it felt AFTER the filming went well.
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StartPart 2: Choices…I got to choose how I felt about it all.
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StartPart 5: We often have many different thoughts about the same situation and many of them may even seem to conflict.
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StartChoices…I got to choose how I felt about it all.
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StartPart 4: We often have many different thoughts about the same situation and many of them may even seem to conflict.
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StartPart 5: Does it feel like you’re asking this question from a future focused place or a past focused place?
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StartPart 2: You will learn things on the other side of this
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StartStories can be fluid...they can vary between people, change with more information, and shift with questioning.
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StartOften, and especially when we think a fear is “irrational,” we try to shove it down and pretend it’s not there or ignore it.
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StartYou WILL learn things on the other side of all this, I can promise you, but there’s no perfect way to approach a challenge you didn’t ask for.
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StartPart 10: FULL CIRCLE(S) ;-) Make sure you’re looking back and exploring the mindset you had in the moment, not how it felt AFTER the filming went well.
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StartPart 9: FULL CIRCLE: Make sure you’re looking back and exploring the mindset you had in the moment, not how it felt AFTER the filming went well.
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StartPart 4: Does it feel like you’re asking this question from a future focused place or a past focused place?
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StartFollow up to: I’m struggling with sorting out the feelings about perceived actions versus facts.
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StartPart 2 Our brains are incredibly skilled at finding evidence for what they believe.
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StartOur brains are incredibly skilled at finding evidence for what they believe.
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StartI’m struggling with sorting out the feelings about the perceived actions from the facts.
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StartCan peace coexist with some of the emotions in your unintentional model?
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StartI have made the difficult decision to rehome my current horse...
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StartPart 3: Does it feel like you’re asking this question from a future focused place or a past focused place?
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StartWhen we’re talking about other people’s feelings about us, it can be powerful to remember that we are the Circumstance in their model.
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StartPart 3: We often have many different thoughts about the same situation, and some of them may even seem to conflict.
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StartPart 8: Make sure you’re looking back and exploring the mindset you had in the moment, not how it felt AFTER the filming went well.
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StartPart 2: Does it feel like you’re asking this question from a future focused place or a past focused place?
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StartPart 7: Make sure you’re looking back and exploring the mindset you had in the moment, not how it felt AFTER the filming went well.
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StartFollow up: (“An internal wrestling match.”) It is common on some level to feel that self judgment is necessary.
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StartFollow up: (teachers) “Together we control us, the environment doesn’t control us.”
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StartFollow up: We often have many different thoughts about the same situation, and some of them may even seem to conflict.
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StartFollow up: It is common to feel on some level that self judgment is necessary
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StartFollow up: “Together we control us, the environment doesn’t control us.”
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StartDoes it feel like you’re asking this question from a future focused place or a past focused place?
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StartFollow up: A letter to my Past Self (Follow up Part 5: Default thoughts will often.....)
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StartPart 6: Make sure you’re looking back and exploring the mindset you had in the moment, not how it felt AFTER the filming went well.
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StartFollow up: "It is common to feel on some level that self-judgment is necessary."
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Start"It is common to feel on some level that self-judgment is necessary." Follow up: Challenges Can Be Opportunities If we Allow Them To Be
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StartFollowups to last two posts: “Together we control us, the environment doesn’t control us.” And added notes
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StartFollow-up: “Together we control us, the environment doesn’t control us.”
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Start✨A Letter to My Past Self (Follow up Part 4: Default thoughts will very often feel more "true" than our intentional thoughts)
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StartFollow-up Part 3: “Together we control us, the environment doesn’t control us.”
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StartFollow up Part 3: Default thoughts will very often feel more "true" than our intentional thoughts
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StartFollow up: Challenges CAN be opportunities if we allow them to be
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StartYour horse’s anxiety may have triggered your anxiety… the truth is that other feelings are possible, even when the horse is feeling anxious.
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StartFollow-up: “Together we control us, the environment doesn’t control us.”
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StartFollow up to: Sometimes we find thoughts that we didn’t know are thoughts at all. We think they’re facts.
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StartPart 2 "It is possible to make mistakes, to do things we aren't proud of and don't want to repeat without labeling ourselves as bad or wrong?
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StartFollow up to: Challenges CAN be opportunities but we call them challenges for a reason
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StartI decided to type a question so that this might motivate me...
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Start😎Part 5: Make sure you’re looking back and exploring the mindset you had in the moment, not how it felt AFTER the filming went well.
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StartPart 2: "You mentioned that your heart rate increases... but I want you to dig deeper."
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StartFollow up to: Sometimes we find thoughts that we didn’t know are thoughts at all. We think they’re facts.
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StartFollow up to: Part 3: Let’s start by noticing that your brain is being a little hard on you.
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StartConnecting the challenges that life hands us, to challenges that we have CHOSEN for ourselves in the past.
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StartWe often have many different thoughts about the same situation, and some of them may even seem to conflict.
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StartSometimes we find thoughts that we didn’t know are thoughts at all. We think they’re facts.
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StartChallenges CAN BE opportunities... But we call them challenges for a reason!
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StartYou mentioned that your heart rate increases... but I want you to dig deeper.
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StartPart 2: "Let's start by noticing that your brain is being a little hard on you."
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StartPart 4: Make sure you’re looking back and exploring the mindset you had in the moment, not how it felt AFTER the filming went well.
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StartFollow-up to: “Together we control us, the environment doesn’t control us.”
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StartFollow up: Default thoughts will very often feel more “true” than our intentional thoughts, at least initially. They’re usually much more well practiced.
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StartLet’s start by noticing that your brain is being a little hard on you.
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StartMindset Mastery will help you accept the tough ones, enjoy the fun ones, and cultivate the useful ones.
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StartPart 3: Make sure you’re looking back and exploring the mindset you had in the moment, not how it felt AFTER the filming went well.
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StartThis is a 100 day Challenge. You might get in your own way at times.
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StartDefault thoughts will very often feel more “true” than our intentional thoughts, at least initially. They’re usually much more well practiced.
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StartI signed up for the virtual Tevis Challenge.
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Start'Milestones' rather than 'goals'
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StartPart 2: Make sure you’re looking back and exploring the mindset you had in the moment, not how it felt AFTER the filming went well.
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StartMake sure you’re looking back and exploring the mindset you had in the moment, not how it felt AFTER the filming went well.
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Start“Together we control us, the environment doesn’t control us.”⭐
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StartFollow up: Where else do you see “failure” where you could see a footprint on the path to success?
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StartFollow up: Having the power to pivot the plan (two things can exist at once)
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StartI want to be friends with 'hesitant'.
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StartIt’s an advanced mindset skill, to hold these seemingly contradictory ideas at the same time. That something can be a gift AND it can be hard.
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StartIt’s valuable to know that you’re feeling some hesitation, and that it is coming from the thought that you have “so much work to do.”
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StartIt is possible to make mistakes, to do things that we aren’t proud of and don’t want to repeat, without labeling ourselves as bad or wrong.
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StartFollow up to: Perhaps you “see” the other choices but you don’t truly believe they are valid. This is something you can explore further.
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StartWhere did you get these ideas? Do you totally agree with them deep down? Do these ideas apply to everyone at all times, or are there some situations where they change?
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StartPerhaps you “see” the other choices but you don’t truly believe they are valid. This is something you can explore further.
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StartPart 5: Your brain was trying to make guesses as to what YOU could change to make sure people don’t have negative thoughts about you
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Start🔥I am just beginning to be willing to be who I am, and enjoy it.
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Start✨Your inner coach sounds AMAZING! (Part 4: Your brain was trying to make guesses as to what YOU could change to make sure people don’t have negative thoughts about you)
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StartPart 3: Your brain was trying to make guesses as to what YOU could change to make sure people don’t have negative thoughts about you
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StartPart 2: Zero in on one particular thought...
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StartPart 2 ‘I’d be curious to explore ‘putting in a positive, calm front’
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StartBe aware of how my unchecked feelings/emotions create my actions!!
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StartZero in on one particular thought...
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StartI expected he would be easy to ride walk trop lope with his past training
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StartIt’s powerful to retrace your steps when you make an empowered decision!
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StartPart 2: Your brain was trying to make guesses as to what YOU could change to make sure people don’t have negative thoughts about you
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StartI went in more present. More aware of the relationship and how I need to support her.
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StartHow should I handle the increasing resistance to riding that my horse is sharing?
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StartCould you please elaborate more on how I can have a thought download?
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StartHorses, like people, have personalities and tendencies that are unique to them.
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StartYour brain was trying to make guesses as to what YOU could change to make sure people don’t have negative thoughts about you.
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StartProcess or destination: Focusing on the destination can feel very black and white.
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StartFollow up: How do I really become ok with what she offers me?
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Start"Write a struggle or success model for myself 21 times in the next 30 days!"
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StartHow do I really become ok with what she offers me?
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StartHow could you turn these questions into ones that might actually be EMPOWERING to answer?
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StartSometimes fear can help us find the areas where we could be better prepared or have better tools. Thank you, fear! 😉
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StartThe mental work we most need will reappear again and again. No need to worry about picking the “best” place to start.
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StartWithout the starting point (the UNintentional model, in this case), it’s impossible to create a map to navigate how you will get from point A to point B.
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StartI figured out my one thing!!
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StartI’m kinda stuck on how to dig deeper.
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Start...as I wrote I felt this weight lift off my chest, and I felt light and clean - such an amazing sensation.
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StartSometimes our brain uses information that could actually be helpful against us. (follow up on spooking)
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StartUpdate to the Arizona/Minnesota Saga...
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StartWhen do I know to move on to the next exercise? What are the requirements/guidelines?
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StartI'm new here...I did notice my mind opening up as I began working on it.
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StartI am struggling with my thoughts/feelings around using my legs so actively.
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StartUnplanned dismount, fear and the future
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StartFollow up: Explore further WHY you’re choosing (explore both sides for clarity)
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StartFollow up (“I can see I’m judging myself and projecting way out in the future because of one incident.”)
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StartI don't know ...yet! (follow up on: There is a universe of difference between - I don’t know - and - I am learning.)
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StartI’d be curious to explore: ‘putting on a positive, calm front’.
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StartThere is a universe of difference between - I don’t know - and - I am learning.
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Start“I can see I’m judging myself and projecting way out in the future because of one incident.”
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StartRegardless of what you decide... you have fundamentally transformed the way you’ll make this decision. 🔥
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StartExplore further WHY you’re choosing (explore both sides for clarity)
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StartUsing fears to uncover more actions
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StartThe truth is, you don’t “need” to change your mindset.
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StartI always knew thoughts are powerful, but when you work backwards, it highlights it even more.
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StartChallenge your brain to find 5-10 pieces of evidence that your intentional thought is true.
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StartYou’re ALREADY in the messy middle...
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StartManaging Emotions Well, Part 3
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StartGreat insight about the feeling of excitement/nervousness/anxiety. Let's go a step deeper.
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StartPart 2: Managing Thoughts and Emotions Well
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StartYearly Goal - to attend and compete in the AERC 50 mile championship in August.
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StartHomeschooling: BUILDING trust in yourself
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StartPart 2: Success: "like I had given HIM a puzzle to figure out"
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StartWhen do I know when my brain is right in these areas or wrong?
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StartManaging Thoughts and Emotions Well
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StartFollow-up to: Having the power to pivot the plan (two things can exist at once)
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StartLooking for 'green' and looking past HUNDREDS of 'yellow' successes
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StartWhen feelings about a decision seem to shift.
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StartPulling apart mixed models: working your way UP the model
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StartF- Bored and busy simultaneously
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StartWe can resist any emotion not just the “negative” ones! (free, anxious, joyful, happy… )
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StartWe are all circumstances (facts) in each other’s models.
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StartFollow up: Allowing an emotion
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StartSuccess: How did you get over or around those walls?
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StartSuccess: peel apart the resistance model from the model where you took action
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StartSuccess: "I feel like I could write a success story for every ride."
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StartSuccess: I will make progress and have a better relationship with Pilot even while pregnant.
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StartSuccess: "like I had given HIM a puzzle to figure out"
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StartFear that clouds: How could something similar be true with your horses?
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StartCan you practice being in non-judgment of this as an option? PART 4
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StartCan you practice being in non-judgment of this as an option? PART 3
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StartThoughts ABOUT our feelings
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StartRestarting in the best positive way
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StartGet out of this cycle of fear and self doubt: Your starting point
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StartCan you practice being in non-judgment of this as an option?
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StartHaving the power to pivot the plan (two things can exist at once)
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StartPart 3: Traveling Horse Training Business (KNOW why you spin and don't take action)
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StartBut I still feel conflicted (allow yourself to list all the feelings)
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StartPart 2 & 3: Getting horse to stand/ground tie
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StartPart 2: Many of us struggle with feeling like it’s selfish to do things for ourselves.
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StartPart 2: Traveling Horse Training business (KNOW why you spin and don’t take action)
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StartLeaving these questions unanswered just means they will keep coming up.
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StartMany of us struggle with feeling like it’s selfish to do things for ourselves.
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StartTraveling Horse Training business
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StartPart 3: Learning difference between my inner critic and the composed trainer
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StartLearning to experience disappointment. (part 1 & 2)
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StartWhat comes up for you mentally and emotionally as you work on those transitions?
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StartGetting to neutral involves tapping into that observer part of your brain.
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StartIn times like these, I love the word “AND”...
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StartReminding yourself of your new thought will take effort.
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StartGood decision might still feel uncomfortable.
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StartHuman brains are messy: They’re separate models, both going on at the same time.
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StartIt can often be helpful to watch how your brain judges these emotions...
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StartPart 3: New Challenges/Injury, New Mindset Battles
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StartSee how you’re wanting to label them as ridiculous?
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StartPart 2: New Challenges/Injury, New Mindset Battles
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StartSelfish isn’t an emotion
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StartOutside validation or self validation
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StartYou don’t have to keep that thought just because your brain offers it to you.
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StartIs there an overarching thought you can identify?
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StartYou can often find more clarity when you get more specific
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StartNew Challenges/Injury, New Mindset Battles
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StartSuzy Q was attacked by a swarm of aggressive bees. Critically injured
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StartFeeling: doubt, uncertainty
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StartFeeling: Willing.
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StartPart 2: Using one success model as a stepping stones to the next success (body scan)
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StartGoal: harness a horse by myself
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StartA story of reasonable outcome and progression of communication
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StartPart 3: Enjoy my trail rides with Gracie
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StartOnce you accomplish your goal-it becomes a circumstance.
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StartUsing one success model as a stepping stones to the next success (body scan)
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StartMindset work can keep you focused on what you CAN do, rather than what you “can’t”
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StartPart 2: My Power Thought: This too shall pass
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StartPart 2: Celebrating the little wins matters so much!
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StartMy Power Thought: This too shall pass 💪😎🐎❣️
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StartPart 2: "I am better with horses." (you don’t get to bypass negative emotion)
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Start20 emotions I've identified
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StartPart 2: Enjoy my trail rides with Gracie
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StartIt’s not uncommon to be unfamiliar with how you’re feeling.
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StartMy power thought: "it can get even better!"
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StartUnintentional and intentional models for successful collected canter
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StartI will continue to learn (with and without my horse)
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StartPower thought: “I have a choice”
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StartPower thoughts are extremely individualized (how to try them on)
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StartPOWER THOUGHT: I have the tools and skills to reach my dream.
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StartPart 2: Learning difference between my inner critic and the composed trainer
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StartSuccess with the body scan process
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StartCelebrating the little wins matters so much!
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StartPower thought: I am better with horses!
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StartPart 2: From back injury to riding again!
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StartPart 2: Became an instructor. (full action line)
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StartHad a blast, raised a healthy amount of money, laughed a lot...
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StartPart 2: "I was able to laugh at my mistake and keep going."
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StartFrom back injury to riding again! (separating models to go deeper)
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StartBecame an instructor. (mixed model work)
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StartAn amazing perfect jog! (let's look at how you created this)
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StartLearning difference between my inner critic and the composed trainer
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StartI was able to laugh at my mistake and keep going.
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StartI had to re-define my definition of success.
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StartI went into this show weekend calm.
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StartEnjoy my trail rides with Gracie
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StartAnxiety...or curiosity and awareness?
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StartPart 4 -What feeling was behind this decision? (39 Rung Ladder of Emotions)
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StartPart 3 -What feeling was behind this decision? (keep him or sell him with a clear conscience)
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StartPart 2: "What do you imagine feeling?"
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StartWhat feeling was behind this decision? (keep him or sell him with a clear conscience)
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StartLet's look at this sneaky thought: “What I’m doing now isn’t working.”
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StartExploring this and experimenting with this tool (with my rescue horse)
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StartMy inner critic has a new thing...
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StartWhat is the thought behind the frustration?
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StartPregnancy and horses.
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Start86 rung ladder of emotions WITH details!
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Start22 rung ladder of emotions
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StartI found it took more thought for the feelings below neutral.
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StartWhat IF… you didn’t hope to stay in the beginning of your feeling wheel?
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StartCurious ….is my power word.
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StartDream: Having a deep understanding of all aids, so that rides with Duke feel like a willing and clear conversation.
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StartThe 100 actions towards my goal were a game changer.
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StartPower thought: I am discovering the parts and the process I need to understand in order to achieve my goals with my horse.
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StartLadder of emotions: wanted to skip over several 'negative' emotions
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Start17 rung: ladder of emotions: Emotional Ladder (Soundness issues and performance goals)
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StartPart three: (Did I go overboard?) have my mare so broke that I want to show her off!
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StartYour thoughts about the action plan & More I think, the more action I can write :)
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StartGoal: (December 2023) I have shown in a Introductory level Western Dressage class.
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Start19 rung: ladder of emotions
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StartLadder of emotions:Part 4: Result: (September 2, 2023) - Gracie a
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StartProcessing emotions in real time (and emotion ladder)
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Start31 rung ladder: Proud, trusting, fulfilled, exposed, stressed, insecure.
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StartDream: To be so in tune and communicative with my horse that others can’t see our cues
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StartSoundness issues and performance goals
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StartPART 2 & 3: Result (December 2023) Have 12 videos recorded and uploaded to my YouTube channel.
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StartResult: (October 2023) Ranch Trail and Cowboy Challenges. WDAA Online Dressage Show Basic Level Test 1. Establishing Collection course. Attended the WDAA World Show.
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StartPart 1 & 2: DREAM: To have my mare so broke, that I want to show her off!
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StartUltimate Goal: compete in a trail obstacle course ride.
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StartPART 3: Result: (September 2, 2023) - Gracie and I performed multiple correct (back to front) flying lead changes on a straight line. Left to right and right to left and I have a video showing them.
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StartPart 2: Result: (December, 2023) I am now cantering the cloverleaf 10 times through. We are fit and balanced.
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StartGoal: (December 2023) Enjoy riding Sugar for a full day at work without worry and without issues
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StartResult (April 2023) walk and jog perfect circles, wandering circles, and four leaf clover patterns
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StartPART 2: Goal 2023 Ride and video my own horses consistently and progress on our goals. Journal on my rides.
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StartGoal 2023 Ride and video my own horses consistently and progress on our goals. Journal on my rides.
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StartGoal: to show in a ranch trail class at upcoming jackpots
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StartPART 2: Result: October 2023, I cantered the 4 leaf clover pattern 5 times without breaking to the trot or walk.
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StartPART 2: Result: (September 2, 2023) - Gracie and I performed multiple correct (back to front) flying lead changes on a straight line. Left to right and right to left and I have a video showing them.
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StartResult: I rode Crouton in the Cowboy Dressage of Colorado schooling show on August 20, 2023. I am holding the test results in my hand with scores above 60%.
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StartResult: I have shown at an in-hand trail class hosted by Indiana Ranch Horse Association or Michigan Ranch Horse Association by the end of August 2023
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StartSeeing my dream and setting goals
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StartGoal: My goal for Pirate is to teach a flying lead change on cue so we get it 80% of the time right by September 30, 2023
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StartResult: It is December 31, 2023 and I have safely completed 50 hours of trail riding on Hank.
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StartResult- (December 2023) I traveled with my horse and dog, camped with my sister, Donna, her horse and dog, and rode trails in Pueblo Park, New Mexico.
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StartResult (Feb 28, 2023) I am look at my daily journal where I have written out 20 times the consistent routine I follow.
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StartResult: (September 2, 2023) - Gracie and I performed multiple correct (back to front) flying lead changes on a straight line. Left to right and right to left and I have a video showing them.
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StartResult (December 2023) A safe, confident, relaxed partnership with Hero during a Pueblo Park camping trip with my sister Ann, her horse, and our dogs
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StartResult (December 2023) Have 12 videos recorded and uploaded to my YouTube channel.
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StartResult: (October 15, 2023) I competed in an obstacle challenge with Annie.
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StartResult: (December, 2023) I am now cantering the cloverleaf 10 times through. We are fit and balanced.
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StartThink of a specific time that you noticed your mind wandering in a training session.
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StartResult: October 2023, I cantered the 4 leaf clover pattern 5 times without breaking to the trot or walk.
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StartGoal: Have the tools I need to figure out how to cue correctly for flying lead changes.
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StartGoal:November 27, 2023. trail ride both alone and with others; trailer loading uneventful, back gate, no hesitation.
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StartGoal: Dec 2023: flying lead change; circle, straight line, at home and at a show
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StartPart 2: Slow progress (Are you 'barn sour' with your goal?)
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StartDEEP DIVE into how WE got to this point.
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StartStudying horsemanship seems to trigger waves of emotion.
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StartI have carried this thought and feeling with me the last few rides and it has made a world of difference!
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StartIf we look for the lessons… then failure isn’t so scary after all.
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StartThoughts that remind me of my power to CHOOSE.
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StartWhere else could you leverage some humor in your horse goals?!
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StartCounter bend success story continued...
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StartSetbacks/obstacles are a springboard.
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StartWhat frustration might look like in the model.
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StartMy power thought is "I am a creator."
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Start“Success by a thousand choices”
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StartPart 3: (Processing loss during goal) What are the next steps to fully embody the successes we experience?
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StartI have the tools and ability to continue riding rather than aborting the plan as I had in the past.
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StartThere’s another thought hidden in there...
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StartPart 2: “I want what you have.”
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StartPeeling them apart will help you take credit
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StartSetback or opportunity to be resourceful
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StartPut the focus on what YOU did.
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StartONE though/feeling combination at a time
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StartWe are stuck
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StartI am capable of figuring out a way to accomplish these goals
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StartPart 3: Power thought for (I was able to show up...)
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StartPart 3: Power statement (BECAUSE of...)
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StartI'm getting to know me and my horse better.
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StartI ensure the session is a learning opportunity for both me and my horse
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StartPart 2: Win an AQHA equitation
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StartMy success is overcoming my self doubt and insecurity.
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StartPart 2: I see the knowledge I’ve gleaned BECAUSE of these set back opportunities
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Start“I want what you have.”
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StartPart 2: Processing loss during goal
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StartI see the knowledge I’ve gleaned BECAUSE of these set back opportunities
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StartWin an AQHA equitation
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StartPart 2: I was able to show up confident, connected and consistent.
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StartProcessing loss during goal
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StartI was able to show up confident, connected and consistent...
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StartSuccessful ride after a fall on my “reactive” mare!
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StartAND what were you telling yourself that kept that door of possibility open?
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StartWhat did you tell yourself in that moment that helped you keep going?
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StartWhat do you need to believe about YOU?
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StartLearning even when you’re not riding.
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Start“How could we go for big changes (achievements) if I don't say yes to small ones?”
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StartSlow progress (Are you 'barn sour' with your goal?)
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StartCoach: What if I told you that you already did start?
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StartShifting your thoughts to what you can control.
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StartWhat would you need to believe about yourself in order to release this?
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StartPart 2: "Backwards" steps or uncovering GOLD:🤯 Mind blown!
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StartMy brain really wants to offer reasons not to ride.
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StartI now understand why this homework is important. Brain exploded!🤯
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StartChanging muscle memory
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StartAging
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StartFeelings about current world vs horses
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StartPart 2: "What do you imagine feeling?"
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StartIt might be helpful to retrace your steps.
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Start"Backwards" steps or uncovering GOLD
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StartCircumstance—I am having trouble choosing a new horse
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Start'Excited and amazed' then brain skips to what might be wrong
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Start"Enough is a decision, not an amount."
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StartNotice how your thoughts are very focused on him.
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StartWhat do you imagine feeling?
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StartWhat is HER story about planning?
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StartWas this a good learning experience, or a little setback?
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StartThe power in examining our stories and choosing if we want to keep them.
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StartPart 2: Information from different sources
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StartI do, but I don’t, want to throw in the towel.
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StartNegativity bias vs specific facts
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StartFeeling hangover from yesterday's ride.
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StartGoing deeper: explore what IS working.
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StartHorse show nervousness
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StartThe balancing act of having a plan and being in the moment .
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StartExploring how we’re using words and what our intentions are.
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StartHow do you synthesize information from different sources?
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StartDoes your chosen thought generate that feeling?
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StartHow do you define a “good horse person”?
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StartDo you notice a specific contributing feeling in your body?
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StartMy new thought feels fake
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StartWired to look for problems & giving away authority
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StartHELP: I am sabotaging myself
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StartPracticing emotions
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StartOcean view of horse training
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StartMaybe this is proof of what you are capable of...
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StartINCONSISTENT BEHAVIOR...and pre-planning
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Start'Too far out of it now' or 'showing up for myself today'
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StartWasting time: annoyed vs amazing
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StartThe power of simple.
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StartIndecisiveness: What would I rather spend my energy on that considering and reconsidering this choice?
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StartHow would you talk to your best friend...
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Start"maybe if I just beat myself up more, I will actually do the things!"
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StartStrength & posture: Part 2 (disappointed/resolute/creative)
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StartI have a choice! How empowering is that!?!
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StartIs that new thought believable?
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Start“I wonder why she still has questions about this?”
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StartThis feeling can come along with me...
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StartInnocent sounding thoughts can be so sneaky
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Start"I can't" vs "I choose not to..."
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StartThe horse's behavior is your circumstance.
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StartYour instructor offered you her thought.
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StartGoals are like a GPS
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StartEmbarrassment. Once circumstance= 2 models.
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StartShifting from 'lost/stupid' to capable
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StartUrgency: try to push, chase, fit it “all” in
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StartConfusion: advice from different people
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StartHorse tossing head & regret
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StartOverwhelm: My brain wants to know all the answers before I begin...
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StartTime specific goals and fairness
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StartLooking for a 'right' answer
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StartStuck or simply part of the journey?
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StartFear of rejection is normal
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StartHow can I best use the exercises for the strength and posture I'm seeking? What else can I do improve our physical abilities?
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StartShould I show my horse or is it too soon?
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StartI am really discouraged by my progress.