PEGASUS Leadership Program

"I've been involved in a number of leadership and motivational programs. They all tend to blur together and it's difficult to remember specifics a week, even a day later. But Denise's program is so unique, that it is hard to get it OUT of your mind. Using her wonderful horses to imprint the concepts of "leadership and the herd" are brilliant. And h... er explanation of the important role of the lead mare in the herd is inspirational!" A leadership program to help women discover their communication skills, leadership "trails" and problem solving abilities. Working with our horses, intuitive beings who mirror emotions, helps women become aware of anxieties and limiting beliefs that inhibit the ability to reach their goals. PEGASUS Leadership programs are held at Omega Paint & Quarter Horse Arena. Just 3 miles south of Papillion, Nebraska, it is a perfect retreat location. The horse's behavior is innate and instinctive. Being social, prey animals, their survival is dependent upon successful interaction with their herd. They learn through verbal and non-verbal communication. They form lasting relationships, not unlike women do everyday. Being intuitive, they show us instantly when we are fooling ourselves. They give us positive feedback and "herd" acceptance when shown our true leadership abilities and strengths. Join Denise and her horses for an afternoon in the country! COWGIRLS All Grown Up Camp is just for you...the girl who collected stuffed ponies on her bed, watched Flicka, and loves her cowboy boots! Read More The horse has long been a symbol of freedom, grace and strength. Those who have the horse as their animal totem or power animal are well aware of the powerful spiritual medicine associated with this noble and beautiful animal. For hundreds of years horses and humans have shared an alliance, one in which the horse helped provide transportation, pull plows or carry burdens. But even in this role of working for humans, the horse has within it a type of untamed power, one that harkens back to its wild ...Read More