by Terryn Drieling
Continuing the series about good movement, what's holding us back, and how to draw it. Need to catch up on the series? Check out previous installments: How do we break free from the hold our egos have on us? Unfortunately, there isn’t a formula. No straightforward, plug in the variables and ... READ the POST
Continuing our series about good movement, what's holding us back, and how to draw it. Heads up - I get a little long winded with this one, but I promise it's quality. 😉 Need to catch up on the series? Here you go: Okay, now that we’ve established good movement is what we’re after, what’s our ... READ the POST
Continuing my series about good movement (catch up on week 1 and week 2), what's holding us back, and how to draw it, it's story time again . . . In a climate of conflict If you’ll recall, 2016 was hotly contested election year. By August, the internet was a buzz with bickering, name calling, ... READ the POST
Continuing our series (click HERE if you missed last week) about good movement, what's holding us back, and how to draw it, it's story time again . . . Good movement, as taught by cowdogs and cattle One August morning in the year of our Lord 2016, I volunteered to move our herd of cattle. It ... READ the POST
Self-Guided Workbook | Pre-Recorded Workshops The Enneagram is a personality typing system made up of nine core types. Where other personality typing systems tell you what you do, the Enneagram exposes why you do it. Each number represents a specific personality type and way of ... READ the POST
Half and Full Day Group Trainings Ready to draw good movement? In stockmanship (the art and science of handling cattle in a safe, effective, low-stress manner), we have this phrase . . . good movement draws good movement. It's this thing that happens when we ask a small group of ... READ the POST
