Because here’s the thing I’ve learned over and over again: horses don’t lie. They don’t fight unless they have no other option. They’re peace-seeking, cooperative beings by nature. And when they resist, it’s almost always because they’re confused, in pain, or scared. Not because they’re trying to make your life hard.

What if, like horses, we practiced these skills daily so that in times of crisis, we could trust each other to move as one?

Our human teams could learn a thing or two from watching how a herd moves together. By understanding and applying these principles