
Sign up to save your podcasts
Or


My dad always used to say, “you can’t see the forest from the trees.” For years, I never understood what he meant by that. As I’ve progressed through my career, it has finally begun to make sense.
Sometimes, as human beings, we can’t see the answer because we’re trying too hard. Most of the time, the answer is pretty simple, but if we are too close to the problem, it can be hard to see the obvious solution. An outside perspective can give us the one piece of the puzzle we were missing to help us make a change.
In this episode, I’m sharing a few philosophies to help you find that missing piece and improve your consistency as a trainer. To access the training methods discussed in this episode, head over to philhaugenhorsemanship.com/courses.
By Phil Haugen5
338338 ratings
My dad always used to say, “you can’t see the forest from the trees.” For years, I never understood what he meant by that. As I’ve progressed through my career, it has finally begun to make sense.
Sometimes, as human beings, we can’t see the answer because we’re trying too hard. Most of the time, the answer is pretty simple, but if we are too close to the problem, it can be hard to see the obvious solution. An outside perspective can give us the one piece of the puzzle we were missing to help us make a change.
In this episode, I’m sharing a few philosophies to help you find that missing piece and improve your consistency as a trainer. To access the training methods discussed in this episode, head over to philhaugenhorsemanship.com/courses.

344 Listeners

449 Listeners

1,051 Listeners

1,341 Listeners

252 Listeners

31 Listeners

159 Listeners

172 Listeners

537 Listeners

150 Listeners

117 Listeners

26 Listeners

67 Listeners

50 Listeners

278 Listeners