Hi everyone!

A new feature for Equus-Blog is going to be a monthly video challenge specifically for you!  Each month I will put forward in a few minutes, a new challenge for you and some tips on how you might go about achieving this.

I’d love for this to become really interactive so I’d like to encourage you to do a few things:

1. Leave a reply on this blog in regards to the challenge and when you’ll have it complete
2. Leave me with your contact details (a website, email) so that I can touch base with you and see how you’re going with it
3. Share the post/video with others and challenge them to undertake the monthly challenge with you!
4. Share it with your friends as a way to let them know what you’re doing so you’re being kept accountable 🙂

Remember the key points:

1. Accountability (set a due date, write it down, tell someone)
2. Visibility (put resumé online, email it to people)

As discussed in the video, here’s a link to the video resumés post that I have created.  I thought it was a great way for someone to show us in photos what they’re capable of, rather then try to express it succinctly in words!  What do you think?

If you want to make use of the resumé that I have created a template for, you can download the 2014 resumé.

Be wary of the horse with a sense of humour.” – Pam Brown

Like there are many different topics that can relate to horses and careers that can be formed from them, there are many different aspects of that topic. Consider a horse float for example.

I have touched on equine transport as a horse related career and even the construction and sale of horse floats. Another aspect that I don’t feel I’ve covered however is the hiring and repairing of horse floats or boxes.

Now each of these could be carried out as separate jobs: a business could offer the service of repairing floats whilst another hires out floats to be used (as my local service station does).  However, how great to be able to repair a client’s float that has an issue and loan them the use of a float whilst theirs is out of action!

“As they run through arenas and open fields, past mountains and seas, moving like the wind toward heaven, we travel with them, if only in our hearts.” – Author unknown