Ladies, I have a couple of you I still need addresses from to mail out. Once everyone receives and sends me a message letting me know they have thier books then I will schedule for the following Thursday to start class. Just Holiday season is sneaking up and mail being slow, I have no idea when everyone will be ready but do not want to leave any one behind. Looks like there will be 5 of us so far.

Ladies.. I have to postpone this start date. I am going to get books out to you this week. Once I see if anyone signs up via the church group this week we will get scheduled and going. just want to ensure we have books to you all. and I had to much going on Monday and Tuesday to be efficient. Please message me when your book arrives and we will schedule from there! thank you

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A lighthearted reminder to slow down, savor the season, and find joy in the in-between moments. 🐎 The Round Pen Where we meet in the ring — honest, open, and ready for what’s next. October rolls in with golden light, cooler mornings, and a quiet invitation: “Come enjoy what you’ve planted.” But for the high-achieving Western woman? Slowing down can feel… awkward. We’re trained to produce, not pause. To gather harvests — not moments. But what if this month, we chose presence over pressure? What if joy, laughter, and even a little play were part of the strategy — not a detour from it? 👑 Lead Like a Woman True strength is not about more effort — it’s about more alignment. Let me say it plain: Play is productive. Laughter clears the fog. Celebration resets your rhythm. A day in the saddle, a bonfire with friends, a drive with the windows down — these aren’t distractions. They’re renewals. God designed us for seasons — not spreadsheets. “There is a time for everything, and a season for every activity under the heavens.” — Ecclesiastes 3:1 This week, give yourself permission to lighten up — not because your mission doesn’t matter, but because you do. 🤠 What She’s Seen - A story from the trail. I was supposed to be in the office all day, checking boxes. But the leaves were turning gold, the sky was ranch-blue, and my dogs were pacing the fence. So I ditched my list, threw on a hoodie, and went out on a long walk. It was maybe two hours — but it restored 10 days of mental clutter. That walk was sacred. Strategic. And exactly what I didn’t know I needed. Sometimes the most powerful thing a leader can do...is play like a kid who knows her Father’s got it all handled. 🐴 Saddle Up Strategy “A cheerful heart is good medicine…” — Proverbs 17:22 Play is part of healing. Joy is God-ordained. Don’t wait for permission — it’s already written into your design. What’s one thing this week that would make you feel light again? Journal Prompts: Take some time and use these prompts to get your heart to flow. Creativity is released.