Leadership Series
LEAD: Listen. Empower. Adapt. Develop.
L.E.A.D. – Leadership, Straight from the Horse’s Mouth
What if your best leadership coach wasn’t human? What if the most honest, insightful feedback you ever received came from a 500kg herd animal with no interest in your title, job description, or LinkedIn profile?
That’s the foundation of L.E.A.D. – a unique, experiential leadership course where the teachers are horses, and the lessons are unforgettable. L.E.A.D. stands for Listen, Empower, Adapt, Develop — four pillars of effective leadership that horses naturally demonstrate every day in their herd behaviour.
In a herd, leadership is earned. It’s not about dominance — it’s about trust, clarity, and connection. The lead horse keeps the group calm, focused, and moving forward, often without drama or force. This is exactly what great leaders in the workplace do too. So rather than just talking about leadership theories in a boardroom, L.E.A.D. invites you to experience them in action — in real time, with real emotional stakes, guided by horses who live and breathe this every day.
You’ll learn to adapt under pressure, develop your communication style, and step fully into your leadership potential.
What will we do?
Our workshops are designed as embodied learning experiences. You won’t be sitting through PowerPoint presentations or memorising jargon. You’ll be actively engaging with horses in structured exercises that bring leadership dynamics to life.
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Feel the moment a connection is made… and the moment it’s lost.
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Experience how clear intent and camp presence create cooperation
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Feel how hesitation and mixed signals create confusion
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Experience how to adapt under pressure
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Develop your own communication style
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Step fully into your leadership potential
Who is L.E.A.D. for?
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New team leaders
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Looking to deepen your influence and self awareness
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Seasoned executives
So if you’re ready to listen more deeply, empower with integrity, adapt with purpose, and develop lasting leadership skills, it’s time to get out of the office and into the arena.
The herd is waiting.