First, you have to start. That first step is often the hardest, venturing out into the unknown and trying something new. It might be showing in a new class, or at a higher level. Maybe it is trying a new maneuver. Whatever it is, take that step!
Second, surround yourself with supportive people. That may be your trainer who helps you learn, a supportive riding buddy, friend, or family member. Or, a personal performance coach can help you along your journey. A strong support system is essential for learning and trying new things. Third, view mistakes as part of the learning process-you just learned what doesn't work. Fourth, commit to continuing. Success doesn't happen overnight. Perseverance is key to success! Fifth, recognize the small victories along the way, and celebrate them! If you embrace that uncomfortable feeling, and view your horsemanship as a life-long learning journey, you will achieve more. So get out there and take that first step! You can do that! ~Siobhan "Chevy" Allen, The Social Stockwoman
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About ChevyHi, I'm Chevy. I'm a Mama to two adorable cowboys, a Farm Wife helping manage our herd of Hereford cattle, I prefer to be horseback whenever possible, I have a passion for horsemanship and helping riders learn the mental skills they need to get gritty and go after their big horse dreams. Categories
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