A decade in corporate finance, a redundancy she saw coming, and a complete reinvention as an equine bodyworker and energy practitioner. Niamh Fitzpatrick talks to Sarah about the version of herself she used to hide — and the practice she built once she stopped.
A returning guest to the Equitas Podcast, Jem Croft has spent years pushing the equestrian industry to make room for riders who are neither Paralympians nor therapy stories. This time, the conversation goes further than advocacy alone.
After a decade grooming at World Games level, Rhianna built The Eleventh Hour Concierge, a business for clients who need someone to just make it happen. She talks to Sarah about self-belief, her "why" that sparked it all, and keeping it small on purpose.
“I would rather be honest with you than take your money.”
In an industry where people can so often feel overwhelmed, under-informed, or afraid of being sold something they do not need,
There’s a version of motherhood that looks calm, capable, and completely under control. And then there’s the version many of us are actually living.
The one where you’re juggling horses,
