I found the secrets of relationship success, whether it’s at home or at work, on the farm!
Yes! Believe it or not,these secrets are what I learned from years of careful study and observation growing up on our family farm in Northern California and then working professionally for decades training animals and their people. With a lifetime of observation to call upon and a lifetime of experience to test my theories. I have a unique perspective on social success, unexpected tools to achieve it and the happiness that cannot thrive without it.
Life is not as complicated as it appears to be or that we have been led to believe!
The secret of success and being happy in my life were not complex; they weren’t even “modern.” The secrets, it turned out, were Mother Nature’s all along and were being practiced with success in the Animal World all around me. In that moment of realization, I felt like Dorothy in the final scene of The Wizard of Oz, when she realized, she didn’t need to look any further than her own backyard to find true happiness. The answers had been there all along. Like Dorothy, I didn’t really need ruby slippers to find the secrets to Happiness in my own life. I needed only my eyes and a listening heart to receive the message being acted out by my animal mentors that were, quite literally, in my own backyard. I share with you here these secrets and how to use them in your daily life. You will not find them anywhere else.
If our goal is to understand the secrets of personal, soul-soothing happiness….
looking deep into ourselves and there discovering our amazing similarities to animals is the first step. It is the awareness of our shared instincts and the ability to understand and channel them, as animals do, that clears the path to harmony with others and happiness for ourselves.
Seven Steps to Happy: The Pyramid….
is not only the key to interpersonal harmony, but ironically, the key to personal advancement as well. Only from this peaceful place of Acceptance can we implement an upward strategy with maximum cooperation and minimum pushback. It is what animals know and we should, too… when it comes to status and power, it is accepting differences in power in various situations and being deferential to one another accordingly that actually keeps the peace.
