Cowboy Wisdom: Classic Lessons in Leadership and Life!

You can learn a lot from cowboys. The real ones—the ones who ride the range, the bulls, or the trails—live by a simple code, an understanding of the natural way things work in the world. This wisdom is not complicated—the best things never are—and it’s a wisdom that can quickly improve your own leadership and life skills so you can accomplish more of the things you want and get rid of the things you don’t!
These values are personified in the hundreds of Old West movies and TV shows, including some of your very favorites. I’ll revisit some of the best scenes and jog your memory about the lessons we all should have learned from Shane, Butch and the Sundance Kid, the man with no name, and the Duke himself. I’ll add to this my own insights in my journey from rodeo cowboy driving through the night from one event to the next to owner of a multimillion-dollar business training hundreds of thousands of people in Natural Horsemanship across the globe.

• From John Wayne discover the power of leading from the front.
• From the Magnificent Seven the ultimate lesson in hiring.
• From Josey Wales the prudence of picking your battles.
• A master class in branding and self-promotion from Buffalo Bill.
• From Wyatt Earp the amazing power of mentorship.
• Lessons on leading and motivating your gang from Butch Cassidy.
• From the Good, The Bad and the Ugly discover the genius of game strategy.
• Lessons in courage from Casey Jones at the whistle of the Cannonball Express.
• From the Butch and Sundance lessons in decision making and decisive action.
• The one powerful marketing tactic shared by Jesse James and General Custer.
• How Rooster Cogburn’s eye patch, the man with no names poncho and the lone rangers mask created brands that will live for decades.
• Curly’s simple advice to personal success and fulfillment.
• How a little know stuntman became a Hollywood icon and invented an entire industry with his creativity!