At the heart of horse culture, is a consent driven dynamic that allows herds to have clarity of leadership roles, in times of rest and movement, and at a moment's notice. Consent is a constant in the way herds navigate.
The conversation in thought leadership and in organizations, pertaining to consent, often isolates the matter of consent to generalized behavior, and focused incidents. The truth is, consent impacts us daily in all domains of our lives through the layered context of our communication and interactions.
(Re) learning consent, for self-knowledge, and the ability to recognize and respond to consent in others is a transformative lens and an invaluable skill for leaders, for an inclusive and meaningful presence and overall organizational culture.
People, like horses, communicate consent in subtle and overt ways. Much of our social and patterned behavior is to down play or ignore these signs in ourselves and others.
Bypassing matters of consent has for too long been a defining factor in how organizations operate, in conscious and unconscious ways. It is how we too often relate to one another. It is not always the action or transaction that makes a lasting impact, as much as it is the absence of consent.
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