DCWS …Future Changes and Restructuring

[@kkeenan536]

As a 71 yo female, life long introvert, I can totally relate! I do pretty well one to one, but any groups of people, (even wonderful ones I love to death) after not too long of “having to be social”, I’m exhausted! I’m blessed, love my life and am content in the arms of Jesus. Take care, do whatever you need to do and God bless 🕊

[@maldonadoJ]

Amen! I’m 50 now & This has been Me my whole life . And it’s also exhausting family & friends never understanding or accepting it 😩

[@robo5391]

34yrs old and I feel the same

[@StrawIsEpic]

​@maldonadoJ that's the unfortunate part. I've been at a crossroads with my own thoughts towards my siblings, mainly my sister. Too many times being called out or ridiculed just for being quiet when around a lot of people, pretty much because I'm not who she expects me to be

[@kkeenan536]

@@StrawIsEpic Well, she needs to understand you are not her! I have three sisters and we’re all extremely different but we love, support and accept each other’s differences (just can’t talk politics 😆)

[@solar4947]

I’ve watched every single one of your videos, rode a horse once. Love the wisdom and intellect you offer in the videos. Thanks so much for everything.

[@ram_bam]

This channel is good medicine for folks from all walks of life. I love your videos, and I find your voice soothing and therapeutic. Please keep the fireside talks coming.

[@susanmurray-t5w]

I appreciate your honesty and understand where you’re coming from. I very much enjoy your videos.

[@nathannewsome7951]

Your a good man. We live, We love, We Learn… Regroup, and saddle up again.

[@alanlewis7924]

It is a wise person who realizes they have choices. We only have one life to live. I wish you Peace😊

[@heavyhitr7696]

As a one time extrovert, as the years have passed and became a truck driver, I've become much more introverted. Me in the truck, on the road, i find myself at peace the most. Someday would like to find a Christian trucker wife, but don't think I'll be needing many more folks than her. Unless God changes me up again. Thanks 4 sharing.

[@steveclowdsley8423]

I couldn’t imagine anything worse than being a stranger in your own house. Some guy in the next room with sleep apnea snoring like a hog or folks wandering through the house in the middle of the night. Your home should be your sanctuary but you had a revolving door. Not sure how you’re going to move forward but you need to be true to yourself. You’re like a mountain man where life isn’t easy but you can’t live without the solitude. Godspeed Dewayne!

[@autumntrail1003]

I really needed to hear this message now. I need to make similar adjustments. I will be 70 in October and stay very busy. A lot of what I need and want to do goes by the wayside. Thank you for the encouragement.

[@michaelwebb9393]

I completely understand. I'm 73 and I prefer to be alone at times. I'm glad you're taking the time to get back on track to what you want to do.

[@lasttyme2748]

less stress and more peace...seek what lifts and frees our soul

[@kathysmith3834]

I understand where you are coming from. My husband and I bought a 30 acre place and I paid it off after his death. I have been accused of being a recluse but it is my peace with my horses and dogs. Do what works best for you and Momma. If you don’t you’re failing yourself and those wish do help. God bless your endeavors. ❤️

[@carlh-thehermitwithwi-fi679]

I'm a Hermit. "I get it"

[@drob762]

For me finding this channels was about finding more peace in my day to day. One of the comments you made in past videos was protect your peace. I’ve put that over the doorway in my office at my house. I have three little boys and an amazing wife and protecting my peace helps our relationship in our family too. So Dwayne, thank you for this and thank you for living out what you talk about.

[@TonyRichards93]

We don’t start off as good men, it’s something we become, over time, through experiences good and bad. And your Sir, are a good man. One which many of us who follow this channel aspire to be like one day. You do what you need to do for your own well being, we’ll all support you in that decision. Hope one day you do packing/hiking excursions, I’d love to fly out from rainy old Wales 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁷󠁬󠁳󠁿 to meet ya’ll with a few choice cigars and pipe tobaccos. Good health to you and your family

[@matthewclarki]

I started down a path back in January. Moved 10 hours away from home for a job. It’s been nine months since then. I’ve been facing similar questions in light of all I’ve learned since then. In many ways it’s been my dream job. In other ways it’s not been what I expected. Thanks for your thoughts Dewayne.

[@paddlefoot5692]

You being a generally solitary man, it is totally understandable your need to restructure your current working/living situation. So glad to hear your horse and life in general videos will continue. They are so good and enjoyable to listen to and watch. I wish you good will in all of your future! Relax, destress and be happy! Kindest regards, A Subcriber

[@hughkeith9185]

Dwayne, thank you for showing us what leadership looks like. All the best you and your family as you figure out what are the next best steps for you, DCWS and those your are seeking to serve. Looking forward to continuing to follow your journey. Thank you for sharing it with us.

[@herbstoutdoors]

I completely understand - I'd love to experience your wrangler school someday, but I also understand loving the solitude! I'm a 28 year old young lady, live very rurally and then a mile off the nearest road far back in the woods. Solitude is peace, and peace is worth boundaries!

[@j-rod4217]

I hear you brother. I'm in the middle of a bit of a gear shift myself. Your words rang my bell on this one. Anyhow, yall are in my prayers. Take your time and rest and regroup. Catch ya on the next one.

[@ginamarcaccio5088]

Dwayne, I just loved listening to you at the table, talking about the Bible. Great memories and forever grateful.

[@michaelbreder4479]

To me you have an extraordinary gift of talking about “life” and how to approach it right here on KZbin.

[@skeovkp48598]

I completely understand how you feel. I live alone and I can't tolerate the people and noise of a workplace, or working for someone else. So like you, I decided I just wasn't doing it. Now I freelance from home. It's sometimes hard to make ends meet and there are a lot of things I can't afford anymore, but I'm much happier. I can understand why you would find it difficult to have people in your home all the time. It's not something I could tolerate either. Best of luck with your changes.

[@carlh-thehermitwithwi-fi679]

i used to LOVE working remotely. I had to change my career, because they turned it into compliance and hurting people. Didn't want to do that, not after 30 year career. Now i work in a place that is remote, but not remotely...however...i am the manager. (yes, they caught me again) I work wit hthe public. When i leave, i go inside, get my dog, let him out to do the biologicals, take him for a walk, then go in and LOCK THE DOOR.

[@tw2102]

Having the courage to move to Wyoming and start the school is far above what most people are capable of doing outside their comfort zone. Wise decision Sir, and I’m thinking you sought the Lord and prayed diligently while processing this decision. May the peace of God give you peace and rest.

[@245683dv]

Completely understand where your coming from. You are following your own advice which I have always found to be sage advice. If something isn't working, change it, learn from it. I've followed you for a long time and you've helped towards making me a better man which I'm grateful for. Enjoy your time off and come back wiser and stronger. Love and respect to you, Momma and your family.

[@paulmacdonald9234]

Dwayne and Mrs. Noel, I admire your courage to take on the school but what I truly admire the most about you both is your honesty. It takes a humble person to admit that something isn’t right for themselves and going in another direction may not be easy to do but is necessary in order to be happy. This video describes me to a tee. I will get a lot out of this video. Thanks for everything, I look forward to

[@Allnightexplor]

Thank you for your honesty. Above all, take care of yourself and your family!

[@FnafGamer-i1r]

Much love and respect for your honesty. You are a great example of what this country needs.

[@raymondbradley6788]

Thank you, Dwayne. I totally get it if you’re not at peace with something you have a choice to make. Keep doing it and be miserable or make a change. You and Mom have a blessed day.🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽

[@lasttyme2748]

Sir, I'm learning so much in such a short time about life, people and where I am now and where I want to go from here. You are amazing!! Thank you for the simplicity and the wisdom within your own words. Blessings to you. Hope my story turns out better then the life I live and the past I don't want to look back at with anything except as an experience that taught more than I could have ever learned any other way. 💗

[@larryadams9935]

Totally understand about too many people living lives of quiet desperation. Thanks so much for all you do and are, brother. 😔🙏❤️

[@gracejrbmre92]

I understand! Praying the Lord will direct your steps and give you wisdom🩷

[@ChristyStoerm]

Thanks for modeling how to prioritize, and how that working toward a goal might mean change. This was such a respectful and kind way to say that your home and family being peaceful is a priority.

[@Bubs0271]

The quiet desperation. Im glad to see you acknowledge and remove it from your life. Its very inspiring. We are all dealing with this.

[@boujee_redneck]

Makes perfect sense and I hope you're able to get some much needed rest and reprieve before moving on to the next phase! Another great and wise video - thank you so much for posting this!

[@CarlosOrtiz-g8d]

Your honesty is "out" of this planet...All the best buddy 👍🏼

[@OneBrightLightTN]

You sure fooled me. I would have bet money that you were naturally a cool, calm, people person. You have the personality of someone that draws people in and I couldn’t imagine you not as chill as you are now. Congrats on working on yourself. You must have come a long long way

[@scottharris6423]

I understand fully. Wish the best for you both. Looking forward to both you back soon. Happy Trails!

[@Pegadink]

I feel lucky to have discovered you on YT...Tremendous respect for your decision to take some time off and regroup. But the best thing about your video is reading ALL the kind, supportive comments. Sending my love to all of you guys! :)

[@bobbybrown4294]

Wanted to say thank you! One of your past videos changed my life.

[@scottmccoy4335]

Good morning Appreciate the honesty love the show love the knowledge peace to you my friend

[@gregoryboverson4292]

They say "Do what you love, and you'll never work a day in your life." But what if the thing you love to do becomes a job? Or like a job?.. Then, it's not fun or enjoyable anymore. It's a job. Ya, one needs to find a balance. Do what you love yes. Even make a living at it. But remember to create a life that you don't feel you have to take a vacation or run away from. Mr. Noel. I'm glad you are doing well and your family is doing well. It's ok if you need a break from time to time. We'll still be here.❤ Sending you all the best.😊

[@jwoodfin1]

This message is right on time. I needed this right now

[@Thomas-sp1pp]

I agree with your decision to take a break and regroup...GREAT IDEA..God bless you, GODS timing is perfect...

[@BasedDad]

You hit the nail on the head! My wife and I chose for our lives to be one that we had to escape from with vacations to be content. We follow the Lord closely, set boundaries, and live way below our means. It's not a lavish life, but it is good.

[@chasedooley6237]

Thanks for the video. I’m a truck driver, and this truck is my prison. I hate being gone for weeks and months away from what I love, and I am tired of the stress this job has for me. But I’m here because I want to pay off my debts and save up some cash. Once that happens, I think I’ll be doing something else. Got to do what needs to be done, until something better comes along

[@danasmith3288]

Ditto, I know what you mean.

[@chasedooley6237]

@@danasmith3288 I’ve had such a bad night, culminating with all the BS my company has done to me for the past few months, that I am completely miserable. I plan to quit ASAP. Not sure what I will do but I rather be broke and have tranquility of mind than be working and be miserable and treated like trash by my employer

[@jameswynn1310]

God Bless your path and decisions. Thanks for all you and Mama do for the world and kingdom

[@DensonFletch]

Proud for you Dwayne, you know what's best for you and yours, we appreciate y'all a whole bunch. You a good fellow and deserve what you want, I understand exactly what you're saying.

[@robdon1111]

I wouldn't want strangers in my home, either. Hope you're able to rest easier with the place to yourself.

[@Ed-vi8lj]

I have stayed at a few bed and breakfast and for whatever reason even as a guest I don't feel Comfortable in another person's house

[@Ed-vi8lj]

I'm 67 and discovered about 5 years ago I enjoy solitude and focus on wife and family. Life is good

[@wildcycles1]

I understand this because I am going through similar adjustments in my own life. I am 55 years old and feel alot like you do. The world is a noisy place and there's no sense taking in more of it than necessary, especially if it interrupts your own peace. Looking forward to seeing how the future shapes up for you guys.

[@jimnjele.bean-dayone3505]

Dewayne and Mamma , i have never met you, but I sure am glad your here. Thank you for your wisdom sir, if possible, please keep it comming.

[@Jules-fh4rf]

Success sometimes comes with the realization your business is running you. You've done a lot of things right to be in that position. The ability to say no, draw a deep breath and take the wheel of your own life bus will bring peace. With such a strong foundation, I'm confident you will find it. Wishing all the best for you and family.

[@lestersenra5407]

I just watched this video, and thank you!! I needed to hear that. For my personal life. So thank you! Keep up the good work! God bless!

[@jamesj9744]

If I were a student at your school, I'd be happy staying outside in one of those cabin-style tents and using one of those nice cedar chip outhouses. Might even add to the charm.

[@barblane4020]

🥕🥕 I’m new to your KZbin channel. I’m now 73 and I’ve been riding all my life. We’ve done horse rescue from time to time throughout the years.… Not as a business but of a passion. I’m grateful to your channel for new things I am learning. And by the way, you can teach an old horses new tricks lol.I’m so glad that you plan to continue teaching all of us not only about horses, but people too. Your wisdom is heartfelt. Thank you.❤

[@ThumosSchoolForMen]

Well said. Go try stuff, assess and revise as needed. Keep going my friend and thank you for all that you do and a special thanks for being in the public eye.

[@mustlearnmore4884]

God bless you and your family, Mr. Noel. You're in my prayers.

[@daltoncarr8861]

Dewayne, there aren't words to show the respect and appreciation that I have for you and your words of wisdom. I don't own and will probably never own a horse. That isn't why I follow your channel. I currently have a truck repair shop and it has been an everyday thing for several months now. Just almost feel like a slave to it and the way it's worked out I'm not sure what l've gained. You just happened to post this video when it's been weighing on me pretty heavily about what I can do to change things. The fact that you were willing to make the hard choice and try to figure out how to change it really gives me the strength to think I can do the same things. I know there have to be a lot of us viewers that just look forward to the videos. I signed up for your Patreon incase that helps make this transition a little easier. Best of luck. I'm sure you will end up making the right decision for you and your family.

[@44special-zl8fq]

Yep I needed this I totally understand where your coming from. Much obliged.

[@balioutdoorandbushcraft]

Grwat statement mate. Well spoken. I appreciate your honesty and by the way the cigar looks tempting. Enjoy life and God bless

[@Micah-kbluezr]

Good man for your willingness to be transparent and at the same time help a fella like myself need to examine aspects of my own life. Appreciate you Dewayne.

[@annmariegentile-fileccia7]

Good for you for doing what you need to do. You tried it and realized it doesn’t work for you and your family. Kudos for taking this next step. We hope to continue seeing your video blogs. God Bless.

[@jameslokey7782]

Dwayne, Totally understand and applaud your courage to realize you need to go in a different direction. All the best as you develop the next chapter in your life.

[@brucebennett6516]

Happy to hear that you are putting your CALM, 1st in your priorities, behind God and your Family. No Person can Fault you for caring about your Peace of Mind & Heart. We think being a Traveling Trainer giving Clinics, is right up your alley. Sometimes Personal Space, is just that, especially to a Loner type. Good Luck with your New Direction.

[@matthart4465]

Can't blame you for any of this. You did it a lot longer than I could've. Best of luck to you.

[@JohnRago-kk1ub]

I appreciate you and Mrs. Noel

[@sharonpatriot6813]

No need to apologize for making the decision that you need to make that is best for you and your family. It is actually wise to reevaluate things to see if that's what works for you. I'm sure things will work out no matter which direction you go but your health is a gift and it is the most important thing that you possess. If you don't have your health you couldn't even run a business. I think you are a great role model for a lot of people. God bless you.😅

[@deziakofficial]

Good for you DeWayne, I'm the same way with a very low social battery at times. You deserve your inner peace. Many blessings

[@JacobHight-ku1zn]

Thank you for the update! This was a great one. My family and I live simply and can live on 40hrs a week.(I work in a machine shop, my wife keeps the home running) A lot of other young couples see it as strange or perhaps lazy of us. But we aren't stressed(In the usually American Dream sense) and we can actually have time together as a family.

[@hairgrovear]

Grateful for your content and honesty. Wishing the best for y’all.

[@friendoengus]

perfectly clear thanks dewayne, for being so generous in sharing what is happening within and around you, 'cause otherwise a lot of us would be left wondering about it concur 100% we are here once that we know for sure, so what a mistake if we don't follow our spirit and intuition, doing what we feel to rather than what others suppose is right for us

[@deanhendrix3179]

Dewayne, you have a firm grasp on reality. As a man viewed as a sigma, I am not anti-social, just pro-solitude. You would be a cool guy to sit around with and discuss life, carnal & spiritual.

[@andrewbootsdekemper3410]

Great word thanks for the encouragement.

[@24Mossberg]

Quite desperation. I was just thinking the same thing today. My hat off to you Sir!

[@eggsnveggies4169]

Those Tabernacle cigars are amazing. The taste, aroma, texture def top shelf.

[@elgregleveilleureveille2810]

Thank you Dwayne for this video and your sincerity. Yep like the captain of a ship, sometimes you have to make course adjustments to reach your destination and communication of the explanation proves your honesty and your clairevoyance. All the best.

[@donnakinsey2053]

A sabbatical can do wonders! Blessings to you both! May your next endeavors be wonderful!

[@WesternWandererJM]

Dewayne, I respect your courage to retrack on your journey to your dream. you have a gift in the way you offer guidance and I look forward to you finding a way that brings you joy on the path to get where you want to go. To coin a metaphor, you are on a trail that took you into rough country that isn't worth the exertion. catch your breath, and head back to the next trail fork and go on to the next one. It's tough when you are the map maker though..

[@nealdenison823]

Thanks Dwayne.. needed these words today

[@P_Murriel]

Definitely understand I'm a truck driver. Love people but also love my solitude

[@JackMorgan_RLP]

Uncle Duane always laying down the wisdom. Good for you guys

[@garyb4929]

This ole man gets it, understand the need for solitude .Been that way ,all my life. Wish you'll the best, as you'll move forward. Tabernacle, I haven't had one of those ,in awhile. I was trying a YAYA Bagua Toro, for first time, not to bad, mild. Thanks for sharing

[@FORDLYFAOTEAROA]

I look forward to you finding solutions to these bumps in the road,good to see you put the health of your mind first, respect... Thank you for sharing your perspective in these videos,they always come just at the right time 🙏🏽

[@davidhandyman7571]

Blessings from Australia.

[@scottfoster9452]

Thank you sir and I wish all the very best to your family, friends and yourself for ever more, and to your refreshing break and reorganisation. 🙂👍✌️

[@Ylsvlog]

Best of luck for restructuring your school. God bless you sir❤❤❤

[@philipsudron]

Relatable, engaging video. Really enjoyed its calm simplicity and presentation. Wonderful horses too.

[@daveanderson835]

It is the seasons of life that make life so interesting. "There is a time to every season under heaven." Carry on my friend.

[@marvinholliday973]

love ya brother thank you for all you've done and good luck in the future

[@conniegunn]

Hello from Deadwood, SD! You are being true to yourself, and I really respect that! God bless you and your family!

[@ginamarcaccio5088]

Good for you and 🙏🏻🙏🏻 for your future and calm. Hugs

[@gigievans395]

Yep, left that life with a very toxic family member. Went Nomadic for a year of peace n solitude. Now, no contact, living happily in my minimalist life in AZ on a hobby farm. NONE of family ever asked about why or what. It was my hell on earth for many, many years. Thankful I've grown so much and learned a lot about me that I always knew but was "kept" in a terrible toxic mindset ❤

[@NC700_68]

much respect to you, DeWayne!

[@Ketchup584]

Your words, as always, have put together the thoughts, wondering around in my mind. Thank you

[@rossprairietraveler974]

Much respect. It takes a lot of strength and wisdom to make this sort of decision. It is not an easy thing to admit you might have gone down a road that doesn't suit you. Something I seem to be telling a bunch of people lately, you can always make more money but you can never make more time. Use your time wisely, it's the only thing you will ever really own.

[@jimmygaris7196]

I don’t plan of becoming a cowboy even though I like learning about horses listening to you , what I do like is learning from ur wisdom because ur honest and have embody it as ur way of life , and it’s much easier to learn from someone u admire , so looking forward to more videos , want to thank you for sharing it with all of us

[@JoeStifler1]

Thank you, Dewayne for being so open and honest! Your words and wisdom helped me a couple of weeks ago to overcome a difficult period in my life. So thank you for being there with your videos when I needed them the most. I hope everything turns out great in your life! Really thank you for your time and wisdom!

[@cindiacostner1171]

Praying for your redo and God’s guidance to put you in a place of peace, fulfillment and prosperity.

[@cooptravelingman]

I completely understand you. I really prefer working quietly alone as well. I’m awkward. I love you DeWayne. I hope I spelled your name correctly.

[@acethebear2431]

Best of Luck to you and hope you get your set up just the way you want it. God Bless You & Keep those video's coming

[@a.o.9594]

I wish you the best Sir. Bless you and all your loved ones. Recharge and regroup. Will be doing this at the end of the month doing a pilgrimage in Spain. God bless from Andy from Wisconsin.