S1 E3: Getting Your Ducks in a Row
from An Equine Conversation Hosted by Sarah Nickels
I’m not sure about you, but I’m pretty sure that more often than not, my horsie ducks have waddled off to a rave party, even with my horses that have been with me for many years. In fact, I’d go so far as to say it’s rare that my ducks are in a row – in the row I actually want them in. Sometimes they’re in a row in aisle 3, except I’m in aisle 5 and wanting them there. This can be a frustrating experience, having our horsie ducks waddling off. It can feel like we’re taking 3 steps forward then 2 steps back. In this episode, we’re going to discuss why getting our horsie ducks in a row is a challenge, acknowledging that this is happening for us all, and look at what we can do about it. Our links mentioned this episode: Sign-up to our email list Start Your Engines course+workshop Abbey's Run Equestrian website Abbey's Run Equestrian on Facebook Thank you to Matthew Bliss for podcast production & consultation. You can find out more about podcast support on offer via: Blissery.FM or email [email protected]
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I’m not sure about you, but I’m pretty sure that more often than not, my horsie ducks have waddled off to a rave party, even with my horses that have been with me for many years. In fact, I’d go so far as to say it’s rare that my ducks are in a row – in the row I actually want them in. Sometimes they’re in a row in aisle 3, except I’m in aisle 5 and wanting them there. This can be a frustrating experience, having our horsie ducks waddling off. It can feel like we’re taking 3 steps forward then 2 steps back. In this episode, we’re going to discuss why getting our horsie ducks in a row is a challenge, acknowledging that this is happening for us all, and look at what we can do about it.
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