I heard the broadcast also. I have no quarrel with the ideas about horses, but you could develop a program where people handle cats, or where they care for children, or interact with slot machines, etc, and someone could still draw out some "lessons" that someone would say is valuable and relates to better business work. It's largely in the eye of the consumer of such things--and given the usual pressure in seminars and such silly training programs (typical in business and education) I imagine I would want to find all sorts of meaningful ideas and lessons. As a business consultant, I can use all sorts of material, animals, playdough, drawings,group exercises, to get my message across, keep the participants happy, and increase motivation(at least til I'm paid) in the workiplace. The businesses don't mind I am sure. Gary
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