Juniors
8 Goals for Your Next Show that Don’ t Involve Winning
By Angie Sandy
1. Meet New People
One of the greatest things about the stock show life is we get to meet people from all over the country! Shake hands, say hello and make new friends! You never know when your livestock loving paths will cross again and when they do it will be nice to have a smiling face by your side.
2. Make Memories with Your Family
How many other activities do you see parents and siblings so deeply involved? I am not placing a higher emphasis on livestock, but I do think it molds families into vessels of greatness. We could not be any luckier; we have a hobby and in many cases a lifestyle, that builds on family values and instills in our children the importance of hard work and integrity.
3. Grow and Improve
How many times have you left the ring thinking I conquered that mountain? Perhaps you slayed an inner dragon you have been letting eat up too much of your head space. Every time you enter the show ring YOU have the chance to
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4. Learn A New Method or Technique
Don’ t be shy, stand back and take it all in. There is always more than one way to do everything. You might pick up on a shortcut or an easier method to do something. Keep in mind people are always rushed at shows and may not have the time to go into detail the moment you ask. Make a mental note and remind yourself when timing is a little better.
5. Inspire Someone Else
There is always someone watching. Usually, they are in a different place on their journey. Embrace their journey with open arms. Even if that is only a smile, it will make them feel noticed and welcomed. If someone asks you a question take a moment to kindly answer them.
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