The horses who most often win shows are the ones whose trainers have put in the most work and used the best techniques. Basically, it's not what you were born with, but what you do with what you've got.

I listened to the story of a 70-some-year-old woman who always dreamed of learning to ride horses when she was a girl. Geography, finances and other circumstances, however, initially worked against that dream.

She didn't stop dreaming, though, and at the age of 67, she started riding. Today, she's a regular and even owns her own horse. At an age when it would be all too easy to give up, this woman refused to be denied. And, if a horse doesn't care if its rider is a 67-year-old novice, we shouldn't let doubt stop us from pursuing our dreams.

At 23, Halle was diagnosed with diabetes. "When you know you’ve got diabetes, you start keeping an eye on what you do — what you’re eating, how much you sleep, how much you weigh (in my case, there was the risk of malnutrition rather than being overweight). In this way — like it or not — you start looking after yourself more."

The first to apologize is the bravest. The first to forgive is the strongest. And the first to forget is the happiest.

When you judge another, you do not define them, you define yourself.

What is the point if those with the means and power do not fight? Eren Jaeger

Be with someone who brings out the best in you, not the stress in you.

Love sometimes comes like a dream and leaves like a nightmare.