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Hey, it’s me - T, rural America’s Enneagram c

Hey, it’s me - T, rural America’s Enneagram coach!

I love helping individuals + teams draw good movement through self-awareness, a positive approach, and clear communication.

Have questions about good movement or the Enneagram? Drop them 👇🏻 in the comments.

📷 @carrie.ryan

#drawgoodmovement #enneagramcoach #positivepsychology #communicationcoach

When you focus on gaining good movement from your

When you focus on gaining good movement from your animals every time you interact with them, in effect you’re eliminating meaningless stress on the animals (and you too). And what results isn’t just time and labor-saving herd moves that go more quickly and efficiently, with minimal effort, but also overall improved herd health and increased performance.

When we focus on good movement with fellow humans, we eliminate meaningless stress on them (and us). Communication becomes more effortless and conversations more constructive. Performance increases. Our relationships improve.

We all move forward.

#ReelRanching #drawgoodmovement

Not all stress is bad. And pressure is necessary.

Not all stress is bad. And pressure is necessary.

Positive psychologist Shawn Achor writes in his book, Before Happiness, that in the midst of stress if we can identify meaning, suddenly it’s not meaningless stress. And once stress has meaning, it becomes dedicated to pushing us to achieve our potential.

And as renowned stockman Bud Williams said, “I probably pressure livestock more than most people. The difference is that I pressure them how and where they want to be pressured.”

Bud’s method of working livestock consists of learning to read what the animal is telling us and changing our position so that they willingly move out, stop, turn, etc. It’s important that the animals don’t consider us a threat. Bud’s goal was to handle animals with stress that has meaning and eliminate existing, meaningless stress.

Putting that in human terms – we must learn to really listen to understand and read what others are telling us, even when they aren’t actually “telling” us, and adjust our tone, position, and words accordingly to foster constructive conversation.

It starts with us.

Good movement starts with us.

📷 @carrie.ryan

#drawgoodmovement
#thehappinessadvantage

Good movement - there’s pressure, but in the rig

Good movement - there’s pressure, but in the right place.

It’s comfortable, and when it’s not, there’s meaning behind the stress.

It moves us forward. And it encourages more good movement.

#ReelRanching #DrawGoodMovement

It isn’t enough to simply imitate the attitudes

Current obsession… this song (sound on) and Mr.

Current obsession… this song (sound on) and Mr. FFB (obvi). The reasons are two-fold.

One - when I was in my early twenties, my dad told me the one I love the most should be The One who created me, then my spouse, and so on down the line.

Back then I was like “yeah, cool story dad,” but had my doubts about it. But after a little more life, marriage, a stint in (unfriendly) roommate mode, and a huge serving of God’s grace I now know this to be the most true.

I love Mr. FFB faithfully because I love Him more. And it doesn’t just stop with Mr. FFB. Every single relationship I have is better because I love Him more.

And two - it’s just a really dang great song.

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This is Stella. Stella doesn’t understand (human

This is Stella. Stella doesn’t understand (human) personal space because she’s a bovine.

And because she’s a bovine, it’s our responsibility as her ranchers (read - caretakers) to communicate with her in ways she understands. It starts with us, and it’s on, us to learn her bovine behaviors, read her body language, adjust ourselves, and communicate accordingly.

By doing these things, we draw good movement from Stella and her good movement draws good movement from the herd.

This concept is not exclusive to cattle. It also applies to our fellow humans.

Drawing good movement from any species starts with us.

#drawgoodmovement #reelranching

If we try to force folks into our way of thinking,

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