Balancing Entrepreneurship and Horsemanship with Emma & Gracie Pearson

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Recorded17 Nov 2020

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What do horsemanship and entrepreneurship have in common? In both in ventures, hard work pays off. In this episode, Phil is joined by two of his past clinic students, Emma and Gracie Pearson, who have built a name for themselves both as trainers and young business owners. What began as a means to pay entry fees has now turned into a full-time business venture for these 12 and 15 year old sisters. Tune into this week's episode to hear how these young cowgirls have found a balance between barrel racing, halter braiding, and business ownership. Support their business at facebook.com/mightmaverickmerchandise.

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