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Most Important Skill in 2026 is Horse Riding

The destiny facing every working person is like a trained but powerful horse.

If you are weak, the horse grows stronger.
If you hesitate, the horse runs ahead without you.

Now step into 2026.

You begin to notice something.

Work is a horse.
The pace of life is another horse.
Social media anxiety is yet another.

Each of us is not riding just one horse —
we are trying to manage an entire herd.

So who are you right now?

Are you the frightened rider thrown off balance,
dragged by forces you cannot control?

Or are you the one who climbs back up,
grips the reins firmly,
and learns how to guide the horse?

True “good fortune” at the beginning of a year
is not praying for calm seas.

It is recognising that you possess
the strength to navigate the storm.

But this strength is not loud.
It is not about domination or aggression.

It is a deeper form of control:

Control over your time.
Control over your emotions.
Control over your choices.

Beyond the roles of parent, leader and son —
there must still be a self
that you hold firmly in your own hands.

That is the real rein.

The New Year is not only a season of celebration.
It is also a season of reclaiming.

Reclaiming scattered attention.
Reclaiming emotional clarity.
Reclaiming personal authority.

The horses will continue to run.
The world will not slow down.
The noise will not disappear.

But when you know how to hold the reins,
you are no longer thrown by every movement.

Because real power
is not controlling the world.

It is mastering yourself.

That is the true blessing for 2026.

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