Back to the Basics

[@deion312]

Younger men have a deep longing for older men to give them direction wisdom and affirmation. Keep up the good work, young men are eating up your content!

[@sacredsam6046]

Hello Mr. Dwayne and Mrs. Mama! (Hope and pray that everyone that reads this has a blessed day) (and remember to take a deep breath and clear you’re mind before making a decision)👍🏾

[@jamesschulziii9098]

You as well.❤️

[@seventeenshaun6424]

As well as you 🫡

[@ILYHYUGA]

Ty❤

[@Robert_Bubba_Baker]

Another great chat Dwayne. Funny how horse sense is actually people sense. Very few look into themselves to take responsibility and create change.

[@FireFallunltd]

Dwayne, don’t let people drag ya down. People don’t understand that speaking into young inexperienced young men’s lives is one of the most important things you can do right now. I greatly appreciate all your videos and am looking forward to your content of choice.

[@erikkosir5870]

Cure for complexity is simplicity, it’s always a good idea to go back to the basics.

[@garrettjones8017]

That's a really good saying right there!

[@electricalengineeringiisc2093]

Hey Dwayne lots of thanks from Indian audiences. Man that shirt and jacket is awesome, which brand is that?

[@scar.tissue3122]

Dewayne's timing is simply impeccable. I have upcoming Maths exams, and he correctly highlighted my exact problem, laziness. This is a sign telling me to put in the work.

[@matmak]

Same here.

[@vblock_zaza]

same af

[@vblock_zaza]

we need group or something

[@LordZombieZanetta]

My goodness this just caught me, I am a week and a half away from my math final

[@keda5798]

The channel is growing steadily; before you know it it’ll be at 1 mil! Keep going bc your content is amazing!

[@acgillespie]

*He's the Cool Uncle everyone wishes they had*

[@Rimrock300]

Guess the channel will reach 1 mill in 2023)

[@stevenhawk4356]

@@acgillespie he's a fake

[@Shepherd1234]

And almost one of the only channels out there that rise out so high out of pure amazing content. No intro, no clickbait title, no clickbait thumbnail, raw footage, no let me pat my audience the right way all the time, no video about what is the trend today, etc... Just pure amazing almost timeless content. Very well deserved.

[@funkytoasts4768]

he's the new person for the 'old mans advice'. the original guy helped me through what i needed and even to this day those videos are important to those who need it, and as well i means that the roots from the tree of wisdom are able to reach more people

[@zen6866]

hello dwanye im 17 years old, i live in Brazil and i apreciate a lot your thoughts. Every day i eat lunch listen to you, very greatful for the wisdom 🙏

[@feellnfroggy]

I'd love to go ride for a week, and learn and camp, and just listen to you one day. Maybe bucket list.

[@ArthurMarrero]

I've been watching the videos for 4 or 5 months now, they were very helpful for me, and now i moved to a rural city and started riding, the horse videos made their return with good timing

[@djchaiwallah]

Good luck with your class and thank you for all the wisdom

[@sophieacapella]

"You grow and you elevate yourself and you bring your horse along with you". And apply that to any situation where we need to improve. I think I'm going to sart a compilation of my favorite quotes from your videos 😊. Can't wait to read your upcoming book !

[@HomemakerDaze]

As a mother I needed this, thank you ❤

[@HalfWarrior]

Thank you Dwayne; your words are also very helpful to a hemiplegic stroke survivor. Much appreciated sir!👍🏻😁

[@Firekeeper61]

Old school fellow who has been saddle sore here. I rode some rough rides and great rides. Now after 3 strokes and brain surgery. I am learning how to live life off tv towers and horse backs. My friend, I give anything to saddle up and rack along. Thank you for your company and please pray for brain injury broke down old cow pokes. My love to your channel.🔥Firekeeper Great smokey's N.C. Be safe and I will remember you when I cook tonight on the eternal flame of our Cherokee this fire survived the trail of tears✌️🙏🛶🐓🙏

[@TruthAwakening_Official]

Top notch channel! Great content. Thank you for inspiring me to start my own channel 💙 Awaken Your Truth Fam

[@davidbarber5323]

This subject matter hit home. I am not a horseman but the analogy between the horsemanship dilemma and mathematics makes perfect sense and applying that to life is something I needed to hear. Thank you. God bless.

[@sophieacapella]

Dear Dewayne and Momma, I know absolutely nothing about horses and horsemanship. But I loved this video and agree with everything you said. Sending love to you both from Montreal, Canada ☃️.

[@Humanumikey]

You are definitely calm Dwayne. I helped my father in law once with his horses. It’s crazy how much they can sense the rider’s emotions. You’re a good man.. keep the vids coming! Great video as always 👍 I’ve got my 15 year old daughter watching your vids now lol.. ironically enough she struggles with algebra, and I remember telling her about going back to basics. True story

[@yuval2248]

Thank you Dewane for taking the time to deliver that message , very true.

[@BenYamin-os7zl]

Thank you, thank you and thank you. We ALL need to go back to basics, pull up a chair and just talk to each other. We can actually sit there and listen.

[@Unclesamblojob]

Nice talk, nice beard coming in. Horses are like lots of things in life; you gotta understand them if you ever wanna break them in. Patience and experience are necessary to obtain any kind of real knowledge. The aimless young men of this generation need this kind of man to man talk. Horses or otherwise.

[@luciusartoriusdante]

Will be taking this to my heart - all the topics where I don't seem to be stuck, I'll take a step back and focus on the basics first.

[@td9209]

I REALLY need this in my life, the best way to finally understand it it's going back to the basics, try to go deeper in basic things in life to sort your mess in a better way. Thanks Master Dwayne, I've learned a lot from your huge wisdom and I think I'm prepared to make big changes in my life being calm, going back to the forge anytime I need to. Greetings from Colombia, Barranquilla.

[@Thyagofrancco]

I don't usually comment in many KZbin videos but damn, Sir. You really taught me a lot lately. Thank you so much for being the awesome human being you are.

[@user-ge5dk8qv9p]

Thank you. “ the horse doesn’t need a more complex rider.” Same for teaching [children]. More complex isn’t better - back to the basics is where I’d like to teach. Teach truth. Model truth. 🎉we don’t need fancy, good and solid is important. The rest can follow

[@Sugarput1]

Thanks for all the Cowboy Wisdom that I have forgotten from my Cowgirl years!!! It sure does apply to regular life too!!! God bless you & Momma!!! 🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻❤️❤️❤️

[@TheXxSPANKERxX]

Can't deny The setting The fit, the ray of sunlight Iconic.

[@bankerjohn9469]

All the best for a blessed season of classes filled with lots of learning moments for both y’all and your guests.

[@michaelross3633]

You just distilled the essence of everything I learned about successfully solving problems over 33 years as a civil engineering consultant in less than 30 min. Nice!

[@knightlyvirtue]

Dwayne, a few things. Been watching for a while on the sidelines. You have inspired me so much it's hard to express, but I would like to make an attempt. I started working as a ranch hand at an equestrian school just outside of my city about three months ago. I've only ever been around horses twice in my life but have wanted to. I saw the opportunity and pounced on it, mainly because you instilled a level of courage in me that I could make it happen. Second, your videos and advice and been incredibly useful and thought provoking. And finally, this video, while it may be simple (just like the basics) is so incredibly profound, I am still having a hard time wrapping my head around it. The amount of things I have struggled with, things that I have been held back by... you have just highlighted the answer I've been looking for since I was a little kid. No joke. I feel like I was looking for the most complex solution to such simple problems; like I should have known the answer this whole time. . . Seriously, thank you, from the bottom of my heart. I hope one day I can look you in the eyes and show you even a fraction of the gratitude you are owed.

[@JLKDOOM]

Honestly, i think you should write a book. Call it something like "the cowboys guide to self-reliance" or something of that nature. You truly have some very very great advice and i think putting it into a mans self-help guide would be a fantastic gift for many who struggle through life. Heck, I'd buy a copy

[@alexsmith-ob3lu]

Thank you for this sincere video. I and many others were browbeaten by parents, public school teachers, and other older people for things that we were never taught on. We young people do have it very tough, so I appreciate your simplicity to taking on complex tasks.

[@mcintyretyler89]

Thank you for the fellowship and reasonableness in your teachings Dwayne.

[@terryscott6584]

I’m a Gramma who was referred to your talks by my grandson. What a gift. Thankyou & looking forward to watching all of your videos. Bravo to you.

[@AreRisnes]

13:59 #HEI Many thanks for my English lessons. Hello (hei) from Norway.

[@danpiller5156]

Thank you for this, much appreciated and needed to hear. Peace to you and have a good day!

[@nico_navarro_music]

Hey Dwayne, thank you for the wisdom today. I needed to hear to go back to basics. I've been having trouble listening to my fiance, and have been stuck focusing on our finances rather than the basics of a healthy relationship. Your words helped me to come to terms with this. Keep up the good work!

[@ItzKing-2006]

Thank you Dwayne was starting to feel lost. These videos have completely changed my perception of life.

[@positivelynegative9149]

Talking about turning that horse... I don't know anything about horses, except the iron type. When you want to turn on a motorcycle, you turn your head and eyes to where you want to go. That does two things. 1) It keeps the mind focused on the point of objective. 2) It naturally leads the body (back, shoulders, hips) to perform the neccesary movement required to make that turn. I can see a symmetry between that and rid8ng a horse; as, as you know, there is a mental and physical connection between horse and rider. It isn't all conscious thought & actions.

[@ubwaterman]

Yes Yes!!! Fantastic content!!! Thank you!! Sher.

[@mattaustin7012]

I admire this man to a frightening extent. By frightening I mean I hesitate to click on his videos because the wisdom is so intense. As a young man myself this world is very chaotic and nothing soothes this young fools heart like old fashioned, hard earned wisdom. Metaphor is a powerful tool of the wise and he uses it like a sculpture.

[@markanderson7483]

Sheridan Wyoming here, good luck! 👍 from Mark & Jan

[@RevellAndRepend]

Been following this channel for a few months now, as aid in some of my personal battles. Bit off a bit more than I could chew lately.. and was wondering if I'm going about it the wrong way. Going back to the basics once more, and gradually build again from there. It's always a good idea when you feel like you're tumbling out in the wind. Much appreciated.

[@MaxNafeHorsemanship]

I don't even use a bit, so we won't go there, but I love the message. I have used the math/algebra analogy a few times. Often people run into problems when they try to teach a horse algebra when it can't even count yet. Basics make everything better. And yes, training is as much or more about self improvement. 100% agree with your message.

[@TheFinalGamerRN]

I learned a lot about life and about horses, what an amazing video, thank you very much Mr. Dwayne!

[@lilmissunshine83]

You’re a very wise man. This applies in life and helps with self reflection. Thank you ☺️

[@hbk-hotboy713]

OG right on time with the upload... Hope all is well and appreciate knowledge you dropping 💯

[@dmitrymanchenkov2996]

Thank you for another inspiring and life-guiding video, DeWayne! Wishing you and all your loved ones all the best!

[@DahReaper19]

sir you could post ANYTHING and i'd watch it, because i know it will have some wisdom or just something i can take from it to better myself some how. always grateful!

[@jaystewart9947]

Good word today, Dwayne. As I heard one well known trainer say years ago, “the horse already knows how to do what you’re wanting, you’ve just got to know how to communicate that to him”.

[@santiagopenavera4069]

I’m from Mexico 🇲🇽 and i know from your video of “Be a dangerous man” That video made catharsis in me and I’ve been following you since then

[@samwiseganj]

Thanks a-lot for all these life lessons! I really enjoy listening to all your knowledge and wisdoms. Love it!

[@backcountrypreps6171]

One of my all time favorite channels

[@raymondbradley6788]

Thank you Dwayne. Well spoken. Awesome video as usual.👍👍👍

[@Woodstepper74]

Thanks for the wisdom Sir. I would love to attend your school, only problem is I probably wouldn’t ever want to leave. I’m going to be checking out all your videos.

[@Wendy-bd9zu]

Really nice to listen to you, i like well balanced, wise people talk, its nice hearing someone talk who likes to talk and explain, like your worth the time and effort. And i have a horse so win win 😊 Greetings from the Netherlands!

[@oliverallen5324]

You’re on target 🎯. Horse stuff is great but it’s a metaphor for life and you’re the most articulate personality on Cowboy Philosophy in the world, hands down. I’ll come see you next year. You’re all booked up this year!

[@mattblock6731]

Best of luck kicking off the new year of classes!

[@jobminer]

man, every time Dewayne opens his mouth i learn something new! youve got my utmost respect.

[@MattFeelGood]

Always here for the wisdom and advice! Thank you both.

[@brandonstaples7300]

Seen a few of your videos lately. Been very inspirational some of the ones I've watched.

[@shaunroberts9361]

Dwayne This is the BEST edit/video to me you have ever did. You blow my mind on some of the things you say and know... Wow Absolutely Outstanding/ i don't even own horse's and i would like to go the Wrangler school just to listen to you talk.. Matter of fact me and a buddy of mine are planning on it one day. Thank you for sharing.

[@madscientistlife]

Wise words good sir. Thank you for your time and effort to put out this video. God bless

[@davidkozelsky]

Lmao at “Mamma I need to be careful here!”

[@pedrobeato9457]

Thank you Dewayne for your videos, they are simple, worth the time and authentic! They help me a lot. I had a very bad vice of watching videos all day and so I've renounced pratically everthing related to the internet, there is a lot of garbage on youtube, but your channel lays good things to meditate on. And because of the natural spontaneous uploading of your videos, it helps me to have a healthy relationship with technology!

[@mamapoppins7422]

🙋This is very good in my opinion. It's full of several life lessons Just give it about 2 mins to really get going. I throughly enjoyed it. Definitely worth a listen. Thanks so much for sharing. God Bless.☺

[@moto3463]

I needed this thank you Dwayne. Been in a tough time recently.

[@mygrammieis]

Awesome thanks for sharing this video with us all

[@petrifiedpossom]

I appreciate your perspective Mr Dwayne.

[@marcussandoval8394]

Thank you so much for the solid refresher. I needed that today.

[@patrickfitchjr]

Unbelievable video. Thank you Dwayne for a very well explained video. When you started that you simply began to turn you're head and then followed through with the turn with the horse and he smoothed out, that's impressive communication. What a smart horse too. I have not rode in years but I still remember a lot of what I learned and I would love to get back into riding. I miss it.

[@williammatzek4660]

My experience has taught me the calmer I keep the situation , the animal and I do better. With all people and animals. I!m in the age group that done are math on paper , memorized are multiplication tables. It helped the yrs I worked in a shop as a machinist and jig builder.

[@markmcclain2732]

Love this lesson, im behind this is 8 month ago.2023 Love more on this I love to become a student for life At the drycreek wrangler

[@lastlivingoldcowboy9082]

You give me hope that we will teach the young folks to get the peace that we have in our hearts. I'm longer in the tooth than you Dewayne.

[@sophieacapella]

I want to grow and elevate myself at 51 yo and that's why I watch your videos.😊

[@silverhranch]

Love your vids! This man is what represents the best of America.

[@matthewmcdaniel8846]

Very well said without the basics it like an unstoppable force colliding with an unmovable object (not good) very great talk well said👍

[@regularconversation]

nice! keep ‘em coming sensei :] i’m excited to find out what this lesson is about, i thought it would be a while until your next one but this was a welcomed surprise :] ty

[@m0-m0597]

but why "sensei"? XD

[@markinator8826]

You either have it or you don't, doesn't matter what you want, if you don't have the aptitude doesn't matter your attitude...some people are forever apprentices only few rise to master... but don't no be discouraged, keep pressing for what you want!!

[@TheSPACEDIEVEST1]

Good job Dewayne! Good luck on the school.

[@michaelwillis3491]

Thank you Dewayne. I basically know nothing about horsemanship but this is gold for personal growth.

[@perryseltz8010]

I've seen every video you've produced and this one is among my favorites.

[@dustinpribble1546]

It's the same thing with special forces, seals, green Berets etc.... They're not magicians with secret ninja skills, talk to them and they'll say "we can do all this bcuz our training is to master the basics".... reps and sets on the basics

[@BigTexMSH]

Hey Dwayne, great stuff. Love your prospective on life. I've been retired for many years now and we, along with our friends, do nothing but drink. That is our common thread, but a lot of us are feeling the need to move on from it and don't know how. There is an unmentioned feeling that I can see amongst us and we (my wife and I) are realizing maybe we need to fine new friends, even at the chance of losing the ones we currently have. Any real life prospective that you might have would/might be helpful for your community. Thanks.

[@DryCreekWranglerSchool]

I guess the only real advice I could give in this particular situations is that it’s often better to not just quit something, but to replace it. When something becomes a major part of our life, like alcohol, and we just quit it, we leave a hole where that thing used to be. So by nature, we’re always wanting to fill that hole back up. Nature abhors a vacuum. So if we fill the hole that we have created with something positive when we remove something negative, it’s harder for the negative to find a way back in. To find space.

[@garyb4929]

Sitting here by campfire, Also, enjoying a PERDUMO HABANO, great cigar. Very solid talk Dwayne. Glad to here school getting kicked off. Best wishes to the new bunch.

[@hrafni]

This is very profound, thank you for sharing these insights

[@erynd2524]

Thank you for the wisdom. Truly appreciated.

[@nicholasdavidson5683]

These videos are GOLD. Thank you :)

[@loganhorn9755]

Ive heard it said that God made places before he made people. So where you are is as important as who you are. God can get us anywhere He wants us and I believe He has taken you to this new place. You will meet people there that you are supposed to meet. You will go deeper because of where you are. You will expand wider because of where you are. Who you are will be used because of where you are. People will be drawn to you because of where you are. Your physical energy level will even be different. I dont even have a horse or have ever met you all and it is exciting to see this happening. A blessing you wont even be able to contain!

[@chaseschell9682]

I need this in a podcast...I could literally listen to it all day long...everyday, KZbin kills my battery though!

[@DryCreekWranglerSchool]

I have the Dry Creek Podcast.

[@chaseschell9682]

@@DryCreekWranglerSchool I guess I should look before I talk 😅 I'll look for it! You'll have another follower on it soon!

[@TheRVWingman]

Another great video! Thanks!! Sure appreciate your videos. …. Lisa ( The Wingman’s wife)

[@mariusrusu8261]

Hello here from Romania I send you good health 🇹🇩🖐️🤠

[@charlie65725]

Thank you, Dwayne.

[@OlafKilthau]

They always advertise dog training, but in reality, it's training the handler to control the dog. Anyhow, this resonated with me when you were talking about the person handling the horse. It's very basic but most people don't understand that.

[@shadowbanned4days]

Our whole country needs to get back to basics

[@davesmietanski512]

“If you can’t do the little things right, you’ll never be able to do the big things right.” -Admiral McRaven

[@DALE959595]

Great topic that applies to understanding dogs, too. I think this kind of advanced algebraic insight reference might require some advanced basic empathic skills that usually, naturally, and normally begin at the beginning. The ABC skills are all that is needed to understand life and Occam's razon proves that.

[@jamesgalligan4217]

Thanks for the Cigar Place recommendation

[@stephenleguern444]

Right on thanks for your wisdom ❤

[@svmuscle7677]

A great reminder to look at the basics