Most people believe they are good communicators, until they step into a round pen with a 1,000-pound horse. Then reality hits. Horses don’t follow titles, résumés, or job descriptions. They respond to energy, intention, and clarity. That’s why they are some of the best teachers of leadership skills. Finn in Training In my upcoming book Ask Like You Mean It , I share stories from the barn that detail lessons leaders and parents have experienced and learned. Horses offer unbias

A client came for a session at H&PP believing she was assertive and in control. But the horse ignored her. I noticed her energy was...

When my daughter turned 16, she announced she wanted a tattoo. Caught off guard, I immediately said, "No!" She countered with, "Well, I have a friend who tattoos in his basement. I could just go there, and you’d never know."

When I first started learning how to work with a horse in a round pen, I would trailer my horse Cisco to a local trainer, Ray Wheeler.  I...