Justin Dunn specializes in training wild horses (mustangs) and horses with undesirable behavior issues. He has 9 horses, consisting of BLM Mustangs, rescue horses, and some once considered untrainable horses. Justin trains horses for a higher purpose and his horses help him, help others. He served 8 years in the U.S. Navy, as a Petty Officer 2nd Class. His team of horses have helped with a camp for children with cancer for six years, and (at-risk) children’s program, and countless clinics for people wanting to learn Horsemanship. Justin is recognized as a top trainer and clinician at the national level. He travels all over the country sharing with people, what horses share with him. His passion is to help people understand horses, and horses understand people.His book is entitled, "A Horse to Guide Me." Connect with Justin: https://www.facebook.com/justin.w.dunn
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https://www.linkedin.com/in/mitzi-campbell-m-a-26575167/Write your blessings and lessons EVERY DAY in The Blessons Journal. Keep track of the blessings and lessons in your own life. When you write down in your own hand the things you learn and the things for which you are grateful, it has a powerful impact on your state of mind and your quality of life. Trust me! Grab your Blessons Journal here. https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0BPVZ4SQPDo you ever wonder why you are the way you are? I sat on the couch with my mother as she was failing. She was in bed a lot, but got up to sit with me on the couch by the window. I looked at her fuzzy little head and thought how raw and beautiful she looked without her hair. She said to me, “Where are my strengths? I wish I had some strengths?” It was a thing she and my father did; they added a plural to certain words to make them sound cute, like an endearment. My dad would sign his cards to her “I love you muches.” She already knew she could not do it. She could not heal. And I could not help her. I didn't know it then, but that day, my calling was born. And now I’m the same age she was when she died. And she’s telling me to help people to do what she could not do, find their "strengths." I had to lose her to learn how to help myself and others. And she had to go to teach me. I'm bringing together a few people who want to work on their life stories in an incubator for breakthroughs. It's free for founding members. If you want to join this group as a founder, contact me @mitzianncampbell on IG or use this link to set up a call .
