Critics come in many forms:
👍🏻 There’s constructive, healthy criticism, that is meant to help, and that makes you learn, grow, and change.
👎🏻 And there’s destructive, unhealthy criticism, that is meant to hurt, and that makes you feel disempowered or miserable.
Unfortunately, today’s internet landscape has become an ideal platform for disempowering criticism.
So if you’re being challenged at the moment, then check out my brand new article with 12 tips on how to deal with this phenomenon >>
Horses love to be in the “comfort zone”, but too much comfort feels uncomfortable after a while.
It’s the same with us humans:
But after a while…
But after a while…
It’s a natural cycle.
And it’s the same with horses:
ST Instructor Miriam Sherman shares the insights she gained while progressing on her ST journey.
Those insights made a big difference to her!
So let’s get inspired and read more about what the most important thing is:
This is what Miriam has to say about her journey:
ST Instructor and manager of the ST Evaluation system Zaneta Georgiades shares her latest insights about her evaluation process.
The cool thing is that she is not only managing the Evaluations ‘behind the scenes’ and evaluating Touchstones of students.
She also actively takes part in the process of submitting Touchstones herself.
So she writes about the process of submitting Touchstones from the inside out, where she deals with:
Zaneta has this to share about the evaluation process:
ST Instructor Roz Richmond shared her latest insights about her journey in the ST Evaluation Program:
Learn more about:
and get some great tips for your own journey!
This is what Roz had to say:
