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Horse Powered Business Learning - how it works, what clients are saying

What Is Horse Powered Learning and Why Horses? Horse Powered Learning is an experiential leadership and organizational development method that uses interactions with horses to reveal real behavior, communication style, emotional intelligence, and teamwork patterns — instantly and without filters. Horses are social, intuitive, and deeply sensitive to: • Intention • Congruence • Clarity • Emotional tone • Trust and respect They do not respond to hierarchy, titles, experience, or corporate language. They respond to who you are in the moment. This makes learning: • Authentic — behavior reveals itself in real time • Emotional — insights are deeply felt and remembered • Transformational — change starts immediately, not after reflection What Participants Explore At a Personal Level • Leadership style under pressure • Communication clarity and influence • Relationship with control, uncertainty, and collaboration • Decision-making patterns • Emotional triggers and presence At an Organizational Level • Cultural habits and internal norms • Trust, respect, and psychological safety • Collaboration across roles and functions • How teams approach innovation, difficulty, and change • How internal culture shapes customer / patient / partner experience Follow-Up Possibilities These seminars can launch or support: • Transformation & change programs • Team or executive 1:1 coaching and mentoring • Culture, leadership, and capability development • Customer / Employee / Patient Experience journey improvement • Business Process Optimization (including AI-based hyper-automation) • Set-up or strengthening of P3MO / EPMO / VMO functions • Tailored training and continuous learning programs Global Delivery We deliver Horse Powered Learning seminars worldwide. Watch the videos to discover why we use horses, how the experience works, and hear first hand feedback from participants