I spent much of the day yesterday calling some new leads for network marketing and following up on some past ones. I will admit this is not my favorite part of this business but it is getting easier for me to do. I have learned from talking to hundreds of leads that there are some … Continue Reading »
After 2 years of time recovering from her last case of EPM, Cerise has the symptoms again. I noticed in Feb. that she was losing some muscle tone but I was not able to work her because I was sick so thought that was the problem. Most horses won’t lose muscle tone in only … Continue Reading »
Last month the horse community lost Ray Hunt and this month Sally Swift. Ray came from the western world and Sally from the english world yet so much of what they taught was about balance. Balance, which helps you with timing, allows you to move in harmony with your horse rather than against him. … Continue Reading »
Everybody goes through periods of being stuck in their network marketing business and in any business for that matter. I am not going to do what most people do and tell you to talk to more people, get on more training calls, go to more company events, read more personal growth books or redo … Continue Reading »
I have been examining my own nutritional program lately after I caught that nasty virus that kept me sick most of Feb. I have now been sick 3 times since moving to Fischer. I am sure I got run down with the move and all but I should be over it by now. I got … Continue Reading »
Guest post by Stephanie When I look at my email inbox, it’s so filled with internet MLM garbage that sometimes I just feel like flushing the whole thing down the virtual toilet. How many times can anyone read subject lines like these without going nuts? “No Sweat Internet MLM Recruiting” “Secrets of Massive Online MLM … Continue Reading »
On the plane traveling to Equine Affaire I read a fascinating book entitled The Next Millionaires by Paul Zane Pilzer. I have read other books by this author such as The Next Trillion and The Wellness Revolution. I had bought his new book last year at the Xango convention but had not found time to … Continue Reading »
I had a great time at Equine Affaire in Columbus, Ohio. I went to present on the Five Element typing and had a good crowd at both sessions. I spent all day Friday talking with excited horse owners and sold all the Horse Harmony books I had brought. It seems there is real interest out … Continue Reading »
How Are Adult Diapers Like MLM? Guest post, Stephanie I recently snapped a picture of the adult diaper aisle from a local store in my town. I took this picture because, as I stood there and watched several women dart in and grab diapers with some hesitation, I realized that there was a link between … Continue Reading »
Blue-green algae plays a very important part in my holistic healing practice for horses. The blue-green algae I have been using for the last two decades comes from Klamath Lake in Oregon. It is distributed through network marketing. It is very high in chlorophyll, beta-carotene, vitamin B-12, amino acids, vitamins and minerals. I trust this … Continue Reading »
I can’t say this strongly enough: It is critical that the status of your horse’s immune system and the risk of his exposure to diseases be carefully evaluated before any vaccines are given! To decide how to tailor your vaccination program to your horse’s needs, ask yourself the questions below: How old is your horse? … Continue Reading »
Spring has sprung so inevitably it’s time to talk about laminitis and founder! Spring grasses can cause many horses to tip over into founder. Because every horse is different it can sometimes be difficult to apply general information about holistic care to your horse. To make it a little easier for you, I’m going to … Continue Reading »
Remi got his first reset with his epona shoes yesterday. I had scheduled him for 6 weeks but Cecilia had to cancel so he was at seven weeks since his last shoeing. I had taken him to a clinic the week before and we loped through the barrel pattern. He stepped on the back of … Continue Reading »
Most horses are happiest living in a pasture and most minor injuries will heal just as well with the horse turned out. Occasionally, however, serious horse injuries require stall confinement. Prolonged stall confinement can lead to stomach ulcers or vices such as cribbing or weaving. Here are 11 ways you can keep your confined horse … Continue Reading »
I have my equine dentist, Gregg Mckee, in this week and we have been busy floating horses. Gregg specializes in performance horses and horses with problem teeth and mouths. He still believes in using hand floats to do the majority of the work but have power tools for balancing molars and reducing the incisors. … Continue Reading »
First of all it is just plain rude to put down another person’s business. I do not have a problem with making legitimate comparisons with your company and another but I got off the phone yesterday hopping mad after my company, product and founders were attacked by a distributor from Tahitian Noni. The sad … Continue Reading »
I saw a Metal horse temperament mare last week and it was interesting to see how she handled her first foaling experience. Ramona is a 16 year old retired Warmblood jumping horse. in preparation for her foaling her owner spent quite a bit of time handling her and making sure she is OK with lifting … Continue Reading »
One of the biggest challenges for anyone in network marketing is to get people to take those first steps. I have heard the analogy many times of how starting your network marketing business is like a plane taking off. It takes a lot of effort to get off the ground but once you are in … Continue Reading »
Cerise, my Fire horse, is a very finicky eater and she is even more so when I take her away from home. Last weekend I took her to a 4 day clinic and she ate almost nothing for the first 3 days. She even turned her nose up at alfalfa. I was not too worried … Continue Reading »
I spent the last few days at a Buck Brannaman clinic with both Remi and Cerise. This clinic was made especially significant by the death last week of Buck’s mentor, Ray Hunt. I never got to ride with Ray but I did drive all the way from Texas to Florida a few years ago to … Continue Reading »