Hitting Your Stride -- The Equestrian Elements Life Coaching podcast with Tracey Mitchell

Tracey gets a long view into long days of special memories, as she talks with Mette Holm and Mark Spowart from Spowart/Holm Equine Photography. They talk about what goes into creating those special memories, and just how much effort a perfect picture really takes. And Tracey gets them to open up about their business goals, looking at how they handled a pandemic-stricken season as best they could ....

Tracey and DD continue their conversation in Part 2, touching on her coaching philosophies for both horses and students, and how vital the right mindset has been for DD in dealing with and moving on from some personal challenges. They close out their interview by talking about things they would like to see change within the equine industry. You can follow DD on Instagram (@deandradionisio) as well...

Tracey chats with Diana (better known as DD), covering her experience in Europe where she rode for some top stables, her philosophies in training horses, and how a simple kind word from one of her first employers brought her to where she is now in the horse world. You can follow DD on Instagram (@deandradionisio) as well as Anne Auty Equestrian (@anneautyequestrian) . You can reach out to DD with...

Tracey talks with her brother, Rob Mitchell (B.A., B.Ed., OCT) -- an accomplished teacher & school administrator, former gym owner, and self-professed deep thinker. They talk about the importance of mindset and the ability to effectively pivot when the situation calls for it ... and the importance of being able to laugh at your situation, even when you're adventure racing!

Anyone who tuned in for Episode 1 of this podcast got a glimpse of who Tracey Mitchell is when she shared the story of Lowenkind, but now she pulls the curtain back a little more to give you a look at why she's so passionate about life coaching, horses, and the value of mindset.

In Episode 2, Tracey talks with long-time friend, mentor and yoga teacher/entrepreneur Heather Agnew about building her business, the physical & mental issues that riders (and others) face, their shared experience with the King Wellness Equestrian Support Team, and their shared love of animals. They cap their chat with an interesting discussion on the upside of facing adversity.

This is the story of my heart horse and the mare that changed my world. It's a story of meeting her, parting with each other ... then finding our way back together so the lessons she had begun to teach me could be continued.  We are all avid equestrians, but we are also all very human, and life's challenges affect us in many ways. Horses are mirrors to what we're feeling inside, and they can...