⭑Fair Interview⭑

Andrea Wady has a way of making you rethink your horsemanship. In this conversation, she shares her journey of discovering true connection with horses—not through control, but through trust, curiosity, and mutual respect.

She talks about the power of observation, the balance between leadership and friendship, and why letting go of control is one of the most freeing things we can do for both ourselves and our horses. Andrea also dives into how horses are incredible problem solvers when given the chance, the 1% rule for building confidence, and the importance of advocating for our horses' well-being.

This chat is full of wisdom, encouragement, and reminders that it’s never too late to learn, grow, and deepen your relationship with your horse. And most importantly—it’s supposed to be fun!

Takeaways

☆ Control is futile; true connection is built on trust
☆ Horses are incredible problem solvers when given the chance
☆ Observation and curiosity are key to understanding horses
☆ Empowerment in horsemanship comes from knowledge and experience
☆ The 1% rule helps build confidence in equestrians
☆ It's important to let go of control and find joy in the process
☆ Every horse has something unique to teach us
☆ Advocating for your horse is essential for their well-being
☆ Building a relationship with your horse takes time and patience
☆ It's never too late to learn and connect with your horse

Chapters & Timestamps

00:00 | Introduction to Andrea's Journey with Horses
00:27 | The Transformative Trek with Rescue Horses
08:53 | Lessons Learned from Horses
17:30 | Empowering Horse Owners through Connection
19:15 | Exploring the Horse's World
23:08 | The Balance of Relationship and Leadership
28:47 | The Importance of Liberty and Communication
34:36 | Learning from Wild Horses
40:16 | Empowering Older Equestrians
45:00 | Navigating External Pressures in Equestrianism [Link to Andrea's Calendly Calendar]