#026 – Are you spending too much time on mundane tasks in your business? It’s easy to get comfortable doing what you’ve always done, especially when it’s worked well in... Continue reading
#025 – In September of 2021, I attended the American Horse Publications conference for equine media and business professionals. As I began to post real-time updates about my experience on... Continue reading
#024 – Sally Batton served as the Director of Riding and Varsity Equestrian Head Coach at Dartmouth College in Hanover, NH for over 30 years. During this time, she was... Continue reading
#023 – Have you ever shared an idea or a dream with someone only to be shot down or made to feel as though it didn’t matter? Carly Kade, author... Continue reading
Ep. 22 | How Traumatic Brain Injury Survivor Shelley Paulson Became an Award-Winning Equine Photographer Ep. 22 | How Traumatic Brain Injury Survivor Shelley Paulson Became an Award-Winning Equine Photographer... Continue reading
Ep. 21 | The One Thing Jamie Samples of Yellow Barn Media Quit Doing to Build a 6-Figure Business Jamie Samples of Yellow Barn Media has been hustling as a... Continue reading
Ep. 20 | A Friendsgiving Special for Equestrian Entrepreneurs Being a business owner can be a lonely place. What do you do when you find your relationships dwindling because your... Continue reading
Ep. 19 | Using Brand Pillars To Entertain, Educate, and Inspire Your Audience with Tara Moore Tara Moore is the CEO and creative director for Farm and Fir Co., a... Continue reading
#018 – You’ve likely attended – or at the very least, heard of – the massive equestrian event called Equine Affaire, a 4-day exposition that occurs in Massachusetts and Ohio... Continue reading
#017 – Brittney Chambers launched her first equine lesson program in 2015 with only one client and one horse. Today, she serves over 100 lesson clients with more than 30... Continue reading