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  <title>Understand Your Competitive Drive So That It Doesn’t Work Against You (Or Your Horse)</title>
  <description>For most of us, competition is a large part of why we choose to ride, and also for most of us, we allow this drive to steer our behavior without really giving it too much thought.&amp;amp;nbsp; But science shows that our competitive drive is not a mystery. In fact, learning about this powerful force behind our motivation can help us shape it towards positive, growth-minded outcomes, and avoid the potential negative consequences it can also bring.&amp;amp;nbsp; In our latest episode of Equestrian Voices, host Caroline Culbertson sits down with Dr. Stephen Garcia, a professor in the Graduate School of Management at UC Davis and an expert on the psychology of competition, judgment, and decision-making. They discuss:   Why you feel competitive with some people, and not with others.&amp;amp;nbsp;   What to know about your own competitiveness when you’re involving another party (in our case, the horse) to reach your own goals.&amp;amp;nbsp;   Why some high performing athletes are also some of the most arrogant ones   Growth Mindset, and how it can be a positive force when paired with a competitive drive   Looking at those who outperform you with admiration sometimes, and other times with envy (and the potential outcomes of each viewpoint)   &amp;amp;nbsp; </description>
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  <author_url>http://noellefloyd.com</author_url>
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