This week, we’re talking horses, money, social media, and the occasional existential crisis. 💅🏼
We get into what actually makes a horse valuable, why good trainers and breeders are worth paying for, and the not-so-glamorous realities of investing in horses. We also dissect riding videos, hand position, back cinches, safety, and the risks that come with showing and training.
And because apparently horses aren’t enough to keep us busy, we talk mental health, self-care, and learning to advocate for yourself when life gets a little too much.
Basically: horse girl problems, but with receipts.
Takeaways
Traveling and podcasting can be exhausting, but it's all part of living one's best life.
The horse industry is affected by tension, financial strain, and social media influence, impacting trainers, breeders, and horse owners. Horse value is determined by what someone is willing to pay for it.
Investing in horses is a risky and unpredictable endeavor.
Studying horse riding videos can be a valuable learning tool for riders. Trail western riding hand position
Importance of safety and risk management in horse training and showing
Challenges of mental health and the need for self-care
Chapters
00:00 Travel and Podcasting
03:00 Challenges of the Horse Industry
16:59 The Value of Trainers and Breeders
24:28 The Value of Horses and Horse Investment
37:30 The Experience of Watching and Learning from Horse Riding Videos
45:49 Trail Western Riding Hand Position
47:25 The Use of Back Cinches
53:26 Importance of Safety and Risk Management
01:05:37 Challenges of Mental Health and Self-Care
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