Life Lessons from the Man Who Listens to Horses

Marc Notes: Includes bibliographical references (pages 133-134).; Retraces the path that [horse whisperer Monty] Roberts took from the rodeo circuit to training thoroughbred racehorses for Queen Elizabeth II of England ... [offering] insights about the value of rebounding from setbacks, why your personal vision matters, and how to persist beyond life's challenges ... [presenting] six learning tools to apply learning concepts to real life--Amazon.com. Publisher Marketing: Life Lessons from The Man Who Listens To Horses is a fascinating journey through the life of New York Times bestselling author Monty Roberts. It is a companion field guide to the book, The Man Who Listen to Horses, The Story of a Real-Life Horse Whisperer. Monty Roberts has written a forward that will draw readers into his life's work, and send them on a journey to reflect on their own life lessons. Several noted authors have contributed to the eBook, including Daniel Pink (Drive), Tom Rath (How Full is Your Bucket?), and Susan Scott (Fierce Conversations). This book retraces the path that Roberts took from the rodeo circuit to training thoroughbred racehorses for Queen Elizabeth II of England. It offers keen insights about the value of rebounding from setbacks, why your personal vision matters, and how to persist beyond life's challenges. Co-authors Susan Cain and Debbie Roberts-Loucks present six learning tools to apply learning concepts to real life. The book will help you find their best way forward, in an interesting field guide format. Many readers buy both books, The Man Who Listens to Horses and Life Lesson from The Man Who Listens to Horses, together. You will walk away from the book amazed at Monty's life lessons, and energized to develop the next chapter in your life. Contributor Bio:  Cain, Susan Susan Cain is a graduate of Princeton and Harvard Law School. She worked as a corporate lawyer and then a negotiations consultant before deciding to write Quiet: The Power of Introverts in a World That Can't Stop Talking. That book became a phenomenon, translated into over 35 languages and on the New York Times Bestseller List for several years. She lives on the banks of the Hudson River with her husband and two sons.