David Rude Equine Assisted Coaching

Happy New Year! Did you know that over 80% of new year’s resolutions fail and that, according to one recent study, over 40% of people expect to fail by February?! That’s right. A huge majority of well intentioned resolutions don’t even make it more than a couple months.

So let’s look at this differently. The decision to live your life honestly and purposefully will allow you to accept all the good you deserve, need, and really want in your life. Once you believe that you’re a worthwhile and valuable person you’ll change your way of thinking, your attitude towards daily life, and you’ll be so much happier.

Make the choice to accept goodness, hope, and peace of mind in your life. Know that you can go back to your old, safe ways if things don’t work out in this new way of thinking but give yourself permission to live differently and openly.

Equine Assisted Coaching may be just the thing to help you achieve these things and have a great 2022! I am here to assist you.

DAVID RUDE, EQUINE ASSISTED COACH & LIFE STRATEGIST COACH ​Life can be hard for all of us at times. Like so many people today, you may be personally challenged by stress, uncertainty, and anxiety. You may be confused about your purpose and direction and...

DAVID RUDE, EQUINE ASSISTED COACH & LIFE STRATEGIST COACH ​Life can be hard for all of us at times. Like so many people today, you may be personally challenged by stress, uncertainty, and anxiety. You may be confused about your purpose and direction and...

Wishing you a happy and healthy Thanksgiving.

“Horses very naturally express basic instincts necessary to the physical, psychological and spiritual survival of human. Working with horses gives people a concrete, external way to master aspects of themselves that frighten them most. As clients learn to handle a horse and channel the animal’s drives, they spontaneously internalize the process. Through unconsciously identifying with the horses, individuals come to understand their own basic drives and the value of developing self-control. Working with a horse, they gain a new sense of self-mastery.” Dr. Adele McCormick, PhD.

There are still a few spaces available for next weekend’s Introduction to Equine Assisted Coaching event. Come experience what it’s all about!