Overcoming the Need for Instant Gratification

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Recorded03 Nov 2020

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Our human instinct for instant gratification often causes us to rush our training. When we rush our training, we often neglect the key fundamentals of horsemanship that keep our horses performing consistently. In this episode, I’m sharing a few perspectives that will help you learn to appreciate each part of the horsemanship journey and improve your consistency as a trainer. To access the training methods discussed in this episode, head over to philhaugenhorsemanship.com/courses.

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