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Equestrian Entrepreneur

Managing your equestrian business finances is just like running a barn—organization and consistency are key to success. As we hit the midway point of Q1, it’s the perfect time to assess your financial health, adjust where needed, and ensure your business is on track for profitability.

This post is a sneak peek into my Monday Money Meeting emails, where I share actionable strategies for equestrian entrepreneurs to strengthen cash flow, refine pricing, and optimize business operations. If you’re ready to get a clear financial roadmap, check out the essential check-in points, pricing strategies, and planning techniques outlined here—and subscribe for exclusive weekly insights delivered straight to your inbox!

Have you ever caught yourself thinking, “It’s impossible to make good money in the horse industry” or “No one will pay what I’m worth”? These thoughts aren’t just passing worries, they’re shaping your financial reality. The stories we tell ourselves about money become the foundation for how we price our services, structure our businesses, and […]

As equestrian entrepreneurs, we know that the business isn’t always galloping at full speed. Fluctuating markets, seasonal downturns, and unexpected expenses can feel like hurdles designed to trip us up. But with the right strategies, these challenges can be opportunities to strengthen your financial footing and keep your business on course. Let’s explore practical, sustainable […]

When it comes to running an equestrian business, profit isn’t just about numbers—it’s about sustainability, growth, and creating a life that supports your equestrian dreams. Too often, entrepreneurs in the horse world find themselves caught in a cycle of passion-driven work that doesn’t translate into profit. But here’s the truth: a profitable business isn’t just achievable—it’s essential.

The key lies in shifting your mindset from simply “making ends meet” to actively building a strategy for growth. Profit strategies are the foundation of this shift, helping you uncover where your revenue is coming from, identify hidden leaks in your finances, and ensure every dollar you earn works toward your goals.

Whether you’re running a barn, selling equine products, or offering professional services like bodywork or coaching, the principles of profitability remain the same: know your numbers, price with intention, and structure your business to thrive.

Let’s explore how to create a plan that not only brings in revenue but also helps you keep more of it—because in the equestrian world, every rein counts.

Running an equestrian business comes with challenges—clients not rebooking, tight cash flow, or rising operational expenses – all while the same expensive bills keep rolling in. When the same problems keep showing up, it’s time to dig deeper and find the root cause. What is Root Cause Analysis (RCA)? RCA is a method for identifying […]

When you think of taking care of yourself as an equestrian, what comes to mind first? This month, I had the privilege of being featured by Hannah Childs Lifestyle as part of their Behind The Barn Door initiative—a monthly series that shines a spotlight on female entrepreneurs. I collaborated with Hannah Childs Lifestyle to create […]

In this blog post, I dive into six essential steps every equestrian entrepreneur should take to ensure their business thrives. From understanding your financials and setting profitable prices to building systems and creating a seasonal profit plan, these strategies will help you create a business that not only supports your passion but also your bottom line. Ready to build a business that fuels your horse girl dreams and pays the bills? The in-gate is here.

It’s your first rodeo in equestrian business, here are six pieces of sales advice to help your improve your sales journey.

There’s cost to chasing dreams and one of them shouldn’t be your bookkeeping. This is for the equine professionals who helps equestrians reach their competition goals; a mini-show season survival guide.

The other day I was scrolling through social media where a client tagged me in a discussion on understanding the cost of operating a boarding facility. The comments were filled with members advising them that making money was impossible, costs are too high and any profit would cause horses to be too expensive. There was […]