Executive Leadership
Kathy Milbeck heads up Equinemity's unique approach to individual and group executive coaching. Our goal is to help you and your team build confidence and experience unlimited, unconstrained success so that you can increase performance, enhance job satisfaction, and strengthen leadership skills:
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Seabiscuit was an undersized, knobby-kneed Thoroughbred who was given to long periods of sleeping and eating. Misunderstood and underestimated, his handlers judged him to be a poor performer with no race potential. With skillful training, Seabiscuit realized his authentic potential, and even after sustaining a career-ending injury, miraculously recovered and continued to win big. Seabiscuit was voted the 1938 American Horse of the Year and became a beloved champion and powerful symbol of resilience and hope to Americans suffering in the Great Depression.
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Recognized as one of the greatest horses in American racing history, Secretariat was a large Thoroughbred with an oversized heart, both physically and emotionally. Dismissed before birth by his breeders who were concerned about his genetic potential, it was ironically Secretariat's genetically large heart (2 3/4 times larger than average) that enabled him to be the first Triple Crown winner in 25 years. As a three year old, he was honored as American Horse of the Year. ESPN voted Secretariat 35th in the 100 best athletes of the 20th century. His successes enabled his owner to restore her family's failing horse breeding farm.
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A farmer's young son convinces his father to buy Joey, a Thoroughbred, to plow the family's stony fields to grow turnips, make money and avoid eviction. As they grow closer, the boy recognizes the horse's strength and courage. A rainstorm destroys the crop, and Joey is sold to a WWI cavalry officer. Against all odds, he survives years of horrific service in the German army and escapes, galloping into "no-man's land", where he becomes hopelessly entangled in barbed wire. German and British soldiers lay down their arms and work side by side to free Joey, who later reunites with his boy and returns home to the family farm.
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Show not what has been done, but what can be. How beautiful the world would be if there were a procedure for moving through labrynths.
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