I just got this review for my newly launched book, AI for Horse People on Amazon USA.
I am stoked. Get your copy today.
★★★★★
“I honestly didn’t expect a book about AI and horses to be this useful, but I really enjoyed this one. It takes something that can feel complicated and intimidating and breaks it down in a way that actually makes sense, especially if you aren’t particularly tech-savvy.
“What I liked most is that it doesn’t make AI feel like some distant futuristic thing. It shows how it can actually fit into everyday life in the horse world, from saving time to finding information, organizing things, creating content, and exploring new opportunities. The step-by-step approach also makes it much easier to follow along without feeling overwhelmed.
“I could see this being especially helpful for horse owners, trainers, small business owners, and really anyone who spends a lot of time in the equestrian world and keeps hearing about AI but isn’t quite sure where to start. It gave me several ideas I hadn’t considered before.
“A surprisingly practical read, and definitely worth checking out if you love horses and want to get a better handle on the technology that’s becoming part of the world around them.”
Enjoy these two videos with your morning coffee :)
I had to laugh, but seriously, this is a very good technique:
You may have noticed when signing in that there are several Substack authors I subscribe to and recommend. Here is one of them:
Jeff Herring is a former counsellor with over 20 years experience, and he brings a new and simple direction for folks to follow on his page, with plenty of practical action steps. Here is just a little of his writing:
The Story Behind Perfectionism
Most people think perfectionism is about having high standards.It isn’t.
Perfectionism is often fear wearing a very respectable disguise.
Fear of failing.
Fear of criticism.
Fear of looking foolish.
Fear of not being enough.
So we wait.
We tweak.
We edit.
We “just need one more day.”
And while we’re trying to create something perfect...
Nothing gets created.
Here is a link to his page:
These links have been provided to you so that you can read and relax, and stay up to date on interesting news, tips or curiosities. One can never stop learning.
Enjoy
There are a lot of things I didn’t know when I started to (free) lease a horse as a 14yr old teen. I read from books. I learned things nobody told me.
After coming from the school of hard knocks, and doing the hard yards, with nearly 60 years in the industry, I have put together a practical series, so you don’t have to make the same mistakes, and feel confident in your choices.
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