the other side of fear
This is a wonderful post by the author of barnraised. Her compassion for children who have special needs is moving and inspiring.
“Everything you want is on the other side of fear” –unknown
I was teaching a “saddle club” group lesson the other day with my teaching partner, a lovely lady who is passionate about teaching “riding lessons”. She does not, however, have the background I have in working with children, children with special needs and in the counseling/social work field. She has a 1:1 student-we’ll call her Jane-who also participates in our weekly girl’s group “Saddle Club” riding and education class. My partner has expressed to me frustration in teaching Jane. You see Jane is ten years old, but presents as somewhat slow, unfocused and doesn’t seem to progress in riding skills. During the group lesson, Jane was having difficulty and really holding up the class. She was on a new horse, and could not even get the horse to MOVE. My partner expressed quietly to me that she was…
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I love this how a few words have such a deep meaning – “Everything you want is on the other side of fear” – you can think about this phrase for days and months…
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I completely agree with you. The author of barnraised always writes the most thoughtful posts. I’m glad you enjoyed it.
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