#55 - Åsa Hoffmann (The R.E.A.L. Equestrian) is a licensed psychotherapist with a wealth of experience in holistic performance psychology. She has dedicated her career to helping individuals, including equestrian athletes and entrepreneurs, to overcome limiting beliefs and achieve their full potential. Åsa's unique approach to therapy blends her expertise in mental health with her passion for horses, creating an effective and transformative experience for equestrians.
CHAPTER MARKERS:
00:02:13 - Mental Health and Equestrianism
00:08:11 - Dealing with Emotional Baggage
00:10:57 - Pressure and Limiting Beliefs
00:13:35 - Slow Down and Take Care of Yourself
00:18:05 - Busy Culture and Self-Care
00:21:10 - Entrepreneurship and Work-Life Balance
00:24:44 - Setting Boundaries with Clients
00:28:05 - Finding the Right Balance
00:30:37 - Scheduling for Success
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