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Serving Equestrians Online with Krystal Kelly

May 21, 2021 • Episode 40

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Krystal Kelly is a badass equestrian (what else can you call someone who's done the Mongol Derby?!) and coach and the person behind Equestrian Adventuresses and The International Equestrian. She joined us to talk about selling online courses, collaborating with other course creators, and making money online in the horse industry.

You don't want to miss this interview. Krystal is down to earth, not afraid to take a big leap of faith, and shares a TON of awesome tips if you want to make money (and help people) online.

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