Think Like a Horse: Lessons in Life, Leadership and Empathy from an Unconventional Cowboy

Grant Golliher is a horse trainer, rancher and renowned speaker. Struggling to make sense of his difficult child, Grant turned to mules and horses for companionship which shaped the course of his life. He left home at a young age to pursue the life of a cowboy and worked his way around the West with the horses he loves. Grant now owns and operates Diamond Cross Ranch near Jackson Hole, Wyoming where he shares valuable life lessons through corporate workshops and demonstrations with horses. He lives with his wife Jane Golliher and they have three children.

Grant Golliher's example and the lessons captured in this masterful collection of stories have produced a profound impact in my life. Over the years, his wisdom has inspired me to become a better family member, a more effective business executive, and a committed servant leader in higher education -- Brad D. Smith, President, Marshall University and former CEO, Intuit I can't wait for the world to be able to experience Grant's horse whispering philosophies. I left that demonstration aware of my need to improve my approach to relationships with friends and family, but most importantly, how I raise my children. I can't wait for the world to be able to experience Grant's horse whispering philosophies. I left that demonstration aware of my need to improve my approach to relationships with friends and family, but most importantly, how I raise my children. As the book's subtitle suggests, these lessons apply to interpersonal relationships as well as personal and career advancement; beyond that, Golliher paints a beautiful picture of the internal peace that good behaviour and kindness can bring, describes the importance of boundaries in teacherlearner relationships, and brings to life an image of the ndividual strength that trusting relationships can confer. -- Library Journal Executives can read about the principles of good leadership and team building. Th ey can attend conferences or hire coaches. But spending an hour watching a horse whisperer bond with and gain the cooperation of a wild, 1,000-pound horse brings home important leadership lessons in an immediate, profound way. -- Jeanne Sahadi, CNN Business