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Dr. Tracy Weber created Kaleidoscope Learning Circle® as a venue for continuous learning of her two career-oriented passions - horses and helping people discover and re-discover their authentic self. The primary catalyst for creating this company came from her graduate school experiences; one could almost hear the paradigms shift as she participated in the competency-based, learner-centered programs of Rochester Institute of Technology’s Executive Leader Master’s and Andrews’s University’s Leadership program. From her team members in “Microny” to the organizational and human behavior research of her dissertation, each experience shaped the way she views the world and her responsibility to “make the most of herself.” For more information on specific career experiences, professional training, and community activities see Tracy’s resume.

In addition to Kaleidoscope’s horses, two of Tracy’s primary teachers are her teenage daughters. Their worldview and wisdom helps her continuously question many things some adults take for granted or chose to ignore.  In addition to these incredible young women, Tracy practices what she preaches about healthy relationships through her involvement in the community, volunteering, and collaborating with people who share her core values and love for living authentically.

Tracy’s partnership with horses began in her youth when she groomed, shoveled, and showed Morgan horses on the national circuit with JL’s Ranch.  Throughout her adult life she sought a way of combining her passion for horses, intellectual pursuits, and desire to help people find and follow their dreams. Leading to the creation of Kaleidoscope Learning Circle® (for more on the origin of the name, see website link “what we do.”)  Like the namesake, Kaleidoscope keeps transforming with every turn, evolving and increasing our mastery and leadership in the fields of personal growth and professional development through the process of partnering with horses.