When I think about the successful blogs, I think about three
main things:
- Is it entertaining?
- Does this person have plenty to write about?
- Why should anyone care?
I am a working rider.
In almost every way you could interpret that sentence (except pro, God
no, not a pro), I qualify. I work at a
full time demanding day job, I work at the execution of successful riding, and
I work very hard for the care of my horses.
I love every moment that my work pays off to success in my career,
success in the show ring, and success for myself personally.
The impetus of this blog was encouragement by different
groups to share my “working ammy” WEF experience. For as long as I can remember, I have dreamed
of going to WEF. It really seemed pretty
unobtainable until very recently, but thanks to a loving and supportive
husband, a horse that has surpassed every expectation I had when I bought him,
and a lot of dedicated planning, that dream came true.
So, here I am, making a foray into the blogging world, for
better (or likely) worse.
Best Wishes Anna! I look forward to following your journey. Good luck and have fun at the WEF. you deserve every bit to be there!
ReplyDeleteI hope that you are kicking ass and taking names in the warm-ups today, girlfriend! Go get 'em! Loved the owner descriptions of their "trail horses."
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Something that really drew me into reading your blog was the working aspect - I'm always fascinated by how full time workers also manage riding success, training schedules, and having a life around work and riding. Would love to hear more if you're ever looking for something to write about!
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