The hardest decision I think you’ll ever make as a horse owner is choosing the right time to let go. Sometimes horses get sick or old or injured and go on their own. But other times, we have to make the responsible, kind decision to euthanize. But how do you know when the time is [...]

Another round of Olympic show jumping was held today in Hong Kong. These scores are combined with those from the qualifying round as the riders move forward in individual competition. This is also the first of two rounds that will determine the team medals. The USA and Switzerland are tied for first, each with 12 [...]

I’ve been reading Jim Wofford’s cross-country column in Practical Horseman for the last year, and I’ve slowly warmed up to him. I wasn’t sure I liked him at first, because he’s raw, opinionated, and tells it like it is — sometimes a little too bluntly. But I’ve found that I can’t really disagree with him, [...]

As promised (although a little late), I’ve written a recap of the Small Business Unleashed internet marketing conference that I told you about a while ago. It’s all about Focusing on People at SBMU and you can read it on our company blog. I was going to write a separate recap just for you and [...]

I’m still alive! I left super early Thursday morning on a bus trip to New York City as a chaperone with a high school band and choir. We got home late Saturday night after a whirlwind tour, and Sunday afternoon I flew out for Houston for the Small Business Unleashed internet marketing conference I told [...]