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*MENTAL GAME WORKBOOK*

More Than a Workbook — It’s a Game Plan.

The Mental Game Workbook Version 2 was created for competitors who want to get better—not just in the arena, but in every part of the journey.

Inside, you’ll work on sports psychology, confidence, goal setting, mindset, handling pressure, overcoming bad runs, budgeting and rodeo expenses, planning your season, and learning how to stay focused when things don’t go according to plan.

You’ll also find real stories and lessons from the road, horse-specific worksheets, goal and progress trackers, mental game exercises, budgeting tools, run reflections, and pages designed to help you better understand both yourself and your horses.

Because winning isn’t just about riding better.

It’s about thinking better, preparing better, managing your money better, knowing your horses, and learning how to handle the highs, the lows, and everything in between.

Build the mindset. Know your horses. Make a plan. Chase the goals.

**The MGW is meant to be used with the planner only option! *also available signed.

*Mental Game Workbook for Life and Business*

The Lessons Go Far Beyond the Arena.

You don’t have to run barrels—or even own a horse—to use the lessons inside this workbook.

The Mental Game Workbook takes the principles we learn through horses and competition and applies them to business, life, relationships, goals, finances, confidence, leadership, pressure, failure and success.

Horses have a way of teaching lessons that translate everywhere: patience when progress feels slow, consistency when motivation disappears, confidence without ego, adaptability when the plan changes, and the ability to let go of a mistake and move forward.

Whether your arena is a rodeo, another competitive discipline, your business, your career, or simply becoming a better version of yourself, these pages are designed to help you think differently, recognize your patterns, set meaningful goals and build a stronger mental game.

Because sometimes the greatest things horses teach us have nothing to do with riding.

Different arenas. Same mental game.