Celebrating the Small Wins

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When progressing a horse through its training, it is easy for us to feel like we aren't doing enough. In my experience, I've found that some of the best horses I've trained took a little extra time and patience than others. On this episode, I'm sharing a few stories about challenging horses I've had in training and why celebrating the small wins is such an important part of their training journey. Read the full show notes at philhaugenhorsemanship.com/podcast.

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