Join me (Michelle Davey), your guide to “Unbridled Living” as we step out of the boxes we’ve been put in (and created ourselves) and unleash our unique potential. Whether it’s life in general, business or in the competition arena, breaking free from the beliefs, stories and paradigms we carry opens a whole new world and welcomes the expansive life you deserve.
What’s Love Got To Do With It?
I didn't always know that loving yourself was a "thing". They didn't teach us that in school and I must have missed the memo on it at home. If I think about what I used to think self-love was all about, I think I thought it was for people that were vain or full of...
How To Increase Your Sensitivity To Energy
Whether we're working on another person or a horse doing hands on healing, it's important to be able to feel energy,and be able to feel a change in energy. I thought the best way to explain these three ways you can improve your feel for energy would be through a...
Is Animal Communication A Real Thing?
I'll give you a short answer and a long answer. The short answer is that yes, in my world, animal communication is a real thing. I can't tell you why this should be a real thing for you, but I can tell you why it's a real thing for me. It's an everyday thing in my...
When Positive Thinking Doesn’t Work
You heard it here. Positive thinking will only get you so far. Positive thinking and positive talk is important, don't get me wrong. What I've seen and experienced is that it's what you're "feeling" deep in the core that can cause you to choke in a heart...
6 Traumas That Could Be Affecting The Current Health Of Your Horse
I've yet to experience a horse that doesn't have some sort of "baggage" from a previous unfavorable experience in their life. There's usually something that went array in their training or life that left some sort of emotional attachment. It's no different in people....
Are You Turning Your Horse Into An Ass?
Many lines of horses carry a set of characteristics known to their breeding. I won't mention names, but there are some horses bred "this" way that are known to be broncy, others bred "that" way that are known to have big stops. Are they all this way or that...