What's better than 30 years of dog training experience? It’s NOT 31! I’m covering why the duration someone spends training dogs does not create expertise, going against the commonly held belief that longevity in a profession guarantees proficiency. Now, 30 years of growing skills and being open to new ideas can create mastery, but living the same year 30 times does the opposite. Get all the critical tips to maximize the next year of your dog training experience and success.
🐾Key Growth-Mindset Points: 00:00 Embracing Growth-Mindset in Dog Training with Susan Garrett. 00:24 We put too much faith in trainers based on years of experience. 00:44 Challenge: Does Experience = Expertise? 01:01: The risk of stagnation in experienced professionals. 02:18: What “Peak” author Anders Ericsson says about growth. 03:38: Guest speakers in our ICP mastermind group. 04:14: What growth-minded experience really means. 04:30: Reinforce good responses by learning what our dog’s intentions are.T.E.M.P. (Tail, Eyes/Ears, Mouth, Posture) #4 - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rZLXI9H3Aro 06:20: Tip 1: Step outside your comfort zone - embrace the awkward! 07:07: Tip 2: Be curious - try a different approach. 07:15: Tip 3: Be present - your dog's feedback is key! 08:57: Tip 4: Work from a plan - success needs a roadmap. 09:54: Tip 5 and 6: Video and review your training and take notes. 10:38: Tip 7: Recognize your perfection - you're on a brilliant journey! 11:20: Be deliberate and purposeful in your training.
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