You
can learn to make money in the horse business.
Is your horse business experiencing
any or all of the
3 Not Enoughs?
1. Not enough time to
get it all done?
2. Not enough money to
provide an adequate living?
3. Not enough of the
right people to help you?
If you don't have enough time, money or
the right people in your horse business, don't
feel alone. Many professional horsemen tolerate these problems
daily and don't know where to look for a solution.
You know how some people in the horse business feel unable to
cope with the demands of finance, sales, marketing and personnel?
Which means that they are working long hours, have no time to relax,
are stressed about money and disillusioned by lack of enthusiasm
for their business.
What I do is offer a program for professional
horsemen and horsewomen in
which I train, consult and coach them in 8
key strategies which have been proven to
create more profit in less time.
The benefit is more energy from
working fewer hours, peace of mind about money,
more balanced home lives and renewed passion for
work. |
I publish the only weekly electronic
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more profitable.
Doug Emerson
email: doug@profitablehorseman.com
phone: (716) 434-5371
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Doug,
I have to thank you for your email newsletter... it is always thoughtful, upbeat and helps keep me moving forward in the horse world. Today's edition was particularly appreciated as the whole thought process of positive thinking and believing in yourself is what keeps me going! It's great to see a professional in our field continue to share the message that hard work and a good attitude WILL make the difference in turning a profit. Thanks again!
Sue Austin
Lucky Clover Stables
Sanford, Maine
"Another publication sent an e-newsletter and your "Putting A Curb Chain On Spending" article was in that letter. I read it and thought that it was the best written piece that I had seen- to the point, very matter of fact. I forwarded it on to the entire sales team and in our meeting yesterday, our Publisher read it.”
Cindy Ingalls
Equine Journal
