Morgan Brooks Rodeo Strategy: Rein in the Chaos, Save Money, Rodeo for Jesus

Discussing the importance of understanding decision fatigue, the need for flexibility in routines, and the significance of redefining success based on your unique circumstances. I hope my personal insights on managing responsibilities, prioritizing self-care, and building effective systems to navigate the complexities of ranch life help you! If so check out the finance tracker here: https://rodeostrategy.com/collections...Or join the Rodeo Ledger Community here:

Join Morgan Brooks as she shares her inspiring journey from growing up on horseback in South Dakota to becoming a competitive barrel racer. Discover how her passion for horsemanship and dedication to personal growth have shaped her life, from her early days in rodeo queening to her current endeavors in creating planners and devotionals. Morgan's story is a testament to perseverance, faith, and the pursuit of dreams. Tune in to learn more about her adventures, challenges, and the lessons

I completed my morning routine of getting ready physically and mentally. Then, I hauled the horses in the wind to enter exhibitions.For the first time being off the place in almost three months, Bo and Steele did amazing! I broke down how much I spent on fuel, food, and entries.Then I had to hurry home for Halloween with my girls! Give Jesus the reins and email me at coachmorganbrooks@gmail.com

Meet Steele (Untamed Fiesta) Bo (Lucky N TaFame) and Big Al (the pony)Futurities are only for first year of competition starting Nov. 15 of coming 4 or 5 year olds.Derbies are second year to when they are 8 years old. Jackpots allow you to run numerous horses.Rodeos allow one entry per rider.Amateur rodeos are a great option to compete at for the atmosphere.Youth have options like 4-H, High school, college, etc.

How to know when you're ready to take the next step in professional rodeo? How can you compete with the best but stay closer to home?Set your goal for circuit finals, WPRA tour rodeos, or go all in by entering the Cinch Playoffs to test the waters.Strategize by using my 2026 All-Around Planner! It has everything you need from vet and farrier notes, rodeo entry information, to weekly reflection questions, and everything else you need to succeed!

Morgan provides a comprehensive guide on becoming a WPRA member and entering rodeos, using Newberry, Florida as an example. It covers application processes - filling out the correct forms and how to submit the application and payment, membership benefits - using the portal to pay entry fees and enter rodeos, and practical tips for barrel racing and breakaway roping - like seeing when entries open and close, rodeo information, and results.Email coachmorganbrooks@gmail.com if you'd like

Morgan Brooks goes over the top 15 qualifiers and those on the bubble - amounts won and rodeos went to1. Kassie Mowry2. Brittany Pozzi Tonozzi3. Emily Beisel4. Hailey Kinsel5. Megan Mcleod-Sprague6. Lisa Lockhart7. Carlee Otero8. Anita Ellis9. Halyn Lide10. Tayla Moeykens11. Tricia Aldridge12. Hayle Gibson-Stillwell13. Wenda Johnson14. Andrea Busby15. Katelyn ScottOn the outside:16. Julie Plourde17. McKenna