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Nothing is random … especially not fear.

When people are emotionally triggered, they don’t analyse, they react. The thinking brain goes offline and the survival brain takes over

The nervous system shifts into safety-seeking mode, not truth-seeking mode.

And that’s where influence and behaviour control becomes MUCH easier.

Stronger adults are harder to control than weaker adults , but strength isn’t just physical.

It’s psychological.

It’s awareness.
It’s emotional stability.
It’s the ability to pause before reacting.

Because control rarely looks like control anymore.

It looks like:
what you watch
what you’re told to fear
what feels urgent
what gets repeated

They don’t need to control people directly.
They just need to shape perception.

When you understand the psychological games being played, you gain the ability to choose your response and WIN AT LIFE. When you don’t, your reactions get chosen for you.

This is exactly what I explore in my latest conversation with Jason Christoff, one of the most well-known educators in psychological influence and behavioural conditioning.

It’s a powerful conversation, and one that helps you see the world differently. I have also written a blog for those that like reading.

Comment “MIND” and I’ll send you the blog + podcast link.

#jasonchristoff #mindcontrol

Today was a good day.
Last Friday was a nightmare.

Last week I nearly lost my eldest pony due to this relentless weather (more on that soon).

So now my adrenals have started to calm down after all the stress, today we treated ourselves to a morning off and a a long overdue trip, thanks to my amazing daughter, to one of the best organic farm shops I’ve found so far:
Plaw Hatch Farm. @plawhatchfarm

After more than 30 years working in health, and my own personal “awakening” over the past decade, one thing sits firmly at the top of my list:

Supporting farmers who are doing things the right way.

We all know our air, water, food, medicines, and even many supplements are increasingly compromised (thats a polite way to put it!).

And here in the UK… many of us can really feel it right now. The shutting out the Sun 🌞experiments seem to be in full force!

The land is saturated, the animals are struggling, and this year has been especially hard - particularly with elderly horses and farm animals who are desperately craving sunshine and dry ground instead of endless mud.

Which is why places like this matter so much.

Plaw Hatch Farm has:
Happy animals ✔️
Spring water ✔️
Organic meat ✔️
Raw organic milk ✔️
And genuinely lovely people ✔️

If you haven’t been, I can’t recommend it enough.

Farmers like these care for the land, the animals, the water — and ultimately all of us.

It’s been a tough year for farming.
We really do need to support them where we can.

We’ve all heard the phrase “use it or lose it”, and it’s true.

Thank you to the farmers who continue to do things with integrity and care. We see you, and we appreciate you.

And I’d love to know —
where are your favourite farms or farm shops? Let’s spread the good news.

#organicfarm #organicfarmshop

Our animals can’t ask questions, so we have to!
On my dog walk today, I met two lovely ladies and their dogs.

Between them, they had four dogs, and every single one was dealing with chronic joint or skin issues.

All of the dogs were on long-term suppressive medication.

The symptoms were being managed… but new problems were beginning to appear , the side effects quietly showing up in different ways.

And honestly, it’s just sad.

Not because anyone is doing anything wrong , these guardians clearly love their dogs , but because most people are never given real options.

They’re rarely told the full picture of risks versus benefits.
And the most important questions often don’t get asked:

What is the dog eating?
How much movement are they getting?
What toxins are they exposed to?
What stress might the body be carrying?

Most chronic animal health issues don’t appear overnight.
They build slowly, quietly, over time.

Which means they can often be understood, and supported, differently.

You’ll probably notice a theme in my work:
learning to ask better questions.

Because when we ask better questions, we become better advocates for our animals.

And they rely on us to do exactly that.

Want my latest blog where I explain this more?

Comment “QUESTION” and I’ll send it.

Knowledge really is power — especially when it comes to animal health.

#animalhealth #naturalanimalhealth

This was apwoerful discussion - let us knwo what you think in the comments https://youtu.be/-4riBwM6YvE