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...Please keep posting your knowledge for people like me to read and try new ideas and learn from. You have the best articles on getting the horse to trust the human and suggestions to follow to ensure success. The articles have helped me to understand why the horse does certain things that normally I would not understand. Keep posting and I will keep learning.
Brenda
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"A good teacher is a wise facilitator. A facilitator is one who assists others in the process of learning a skill yet passes on full credit for the success to the student. A 'good' facilitator (leader) acknowledges their own weaknesses but can accept them and moves forward through them. In doing so, they unconsciously inspire others to follow and achieve results. Every attempt at a result (man or horse) should be celebrated because every individual is different. Someone who for whatever reason cannot accept the differences of individuals and who has only one image of 'success' will only ever be followed because of fear or popularity. A good leader is a wise facilitator - a perfect example is Franklin. Thank you Franklin for your acceptance of the individual."
Lynne Koene
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"... I wish we had more Franklin Levinson's in our lives and not people who are merely copying you and trying to be like you. They miss the most important thing.. Your inner spirit that cannot be taught. Either you have it or not and you, My dear friend, you have the "magic filter" ..The talent.. Not only to train horses but to get through our hearts and our souls, without giving us any feeling you are taking advantage of us or taking advantage of any situation. You always follow your heart and you always ask us to follow our hearts and look deeper and deeper to what you teach us that is not only methods and techniques, but is also the way we think and live.. That's where all starts from."
Kandio