Don't Beat Yourself Up: A Conversation With Kacey Cleary

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Mama in the Saddle

Elizabeth Do Carmo

24 episodes

2 weeks ago

One piece of the equestrian world where there is a surprising lack of information is for the horse crazy mom, a woman who wants to pursue her horse goals and dreams while being a mama. This podcast is for equestrian moms with the goal of encouraging them that it is not only possible but important to pursue our horse goals as mothers, and that our children can be the wind beneath our wings as we do it.

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Don't Beat Yourself Up: A Conversation With Kacey Cleary

Mama in the Saddle

34 minutes 43 seconds

9 months ago

Don't Beat Yourself Up: A Conversation With Kacey Cleary

Are you struggling right now with feeling mom guilt as an equestrian? Maybe you're struggling with beating yourself up? If either of those are true, then this podcast episode with Kacey Cleary will be a refreshing encouragement for you.

We also discussed:

*Goal setting as an equestrian mom

*Dreams

*Restarting as an equestrian mom in the horse world

*Starting with horses for the first time as a mom

*Expectations with horses as a mom

*and much, much more!

On this episode, I am joined by Kacey Cleary. This is her bio:

"I’m the creator behind Joyful Equestrian, my online space dedicated to being a resource for amateur equestrians. Beyond the blog, I’m a wife and a homeschooling mom to my energetic six-year-old son, Colton. We're also excitedly expecting our second child soon! Horses have been a pivotal part of my life since childhood, profoundly shaping who I am. I have an Associates degree in Equine Industries and an MA riding instructor license. I got certified in the past with the ARIA and have spent years riding, training, and teaching. After a break from my blog to focus on family, I'm back to working on Joyful Equestrian once more, though scaled back quite a bit. My goal is to help riders find joy in their equestrian journey and grow in all aspects of horsemanship."

Check out Kacey's blog: https://www.joyfulequestrian.com

Looking for a devotional that walks through the fruits of the spirit with horses? I wrote one, and it's available on Amazon. Check it out by clicking here.

Or search "Stable Truths" on Amazon.