Savage Rodeo Co.

10/01/2026

Two words. Simple, but they carry a whole lot of meaning for me.

If you know Doc Holliday, you know the line. But I didn’t just put it on my skin because of a movie. I put it there because it represents the way I want to take on life.

Hard season? Say when.
Another setback? Say when.
Something scares me? Say when.
Life wants to test how badly I want something? Say when.

I’ve learned that being strong doesn’t mean life stops knocking you down. It means eventually you stop being afraid of the hit.

I want to live a life where I don’t run from the hard things. Where fear doesn’t get to make my decisions. Where failure is just another reason to get back up. Where I can look at whatever is standing in front of me. The unknown, the challenge, the heartbreak, the next big dream and know I’ll figure out a way through it.

I’ve survived enough to know I can handle hard things, and I’ve dreamed big enough to know playing it safe was never going to be my story.

So whatever comes next…

Say when.

07/01/2026

Everyone celebrates the win, but almost nobody sees what it took to get there. They don’t see the hundreds of hours spent chasing a goal that didn’t always seem possible. They don’t see the buck offs, the injuries, the self-doubt, the sacrifices, the tears, or the countless times failure showed up before success ever did. They see one moment of victory, but I remember every setback that came before it.

The truth is, one win is usually built on a thousand failures. Every mistake teaches you something. Every loss forces you to decide whether you’re going to quit or get back up. That’s where champions are made, not when everything goes right, but when everything goes wrong and they choose to keep going anyway.

If you’re chasing something that matters, expect to fail. Expect people to doubt you. Expect days where you question yourself. Just don’t stop. Because one day, people will see the win and call you lucky, never realizing it was built on years of resilience, discipline, and refusing to stay down.

We don’t glorify perfection, we respect the people who keep showing up after life, the arena, and the world have knocked them flat. That’s where real grit is built.

📸 Black Creek Media

06/09/2026

06/08/2026

People often ask why I always ride in purple.

Purple has become more than just a color to me, it has become my trademark and a symbol of the things that have shaped my life.

Purple represents Domestic Violence Awareness and Overdose Awareness, two causes that have touched my life deeply. It represents people I’ve loved, battles I’ve witnessed, hardships I’ve survived, and lessons I’ve learned along the way.

Every time I nod my head and step into the arena wearing purple, I carry those experiences with me. Not as burdens, but as reminders of strength, resilience, and the importance of never taking a single day for granted.

The challenges we face don’t have to define us, but they can teach us. They can make us stronger, more compassionate, and more determined to live with purpose.

So when you see me riding in purple, know that it’s more than a color. It’s a reminder of where I’ve been, the people I carry with me, and the lessons that helped make me who I am today.

This version keeps the focus on awareness, resilience, and honoring the experiences that have impacted your journey without becoming overly heavy.

📸 Black Creek Media

05/25/2026

Growth comes from doing the hard things, especially when every part of you wants to quit.

04/30/2026

Success doesn’t come from comfort, it’s built on sacrifice.

Every early morning when your body aches and your mind is tired. Every “no” you say to things that don’t align. Every missed event, every late night, every moment you choose discipline over ease… that’s where the foundation is laid.

And sometimes, the hardest part, the part no one talks about… is the time you sacrifice with the people you love most.

The moments you wish you could be in two places at once. The guilt of chasing a dream while your heart is tied to home. Doing this not just for you, but for them… even when it means missing pieces of time you can’t get back.

People love to talk about the wins, but they don’t see the cost.
The quiet battles. The doubt you push through. The tears no one hears. The strength it takes to keep going anyway.

Sacrifice isn’t losing something, it’s choosing something greater.

You trade comfort for growth.
You trade fear for courage.
You trade time now for a future you’re building for the ones you love.

And if you’re willing to carry that weight…
There is nothing you can’t ride through.

04/06/2026

With today being the day Jesus rose again, I felt called to share my testimony. There was a time in my life where I was completely lost, battling addiction and living in a way that didn’t reflect who I truly was or who God created me to be. I felt empty, disconnected, and searching for something I couldn’t name, so I prayed. Not perfectly, not with polished words, but from a place of desperation. I asked God to bring someone into my life who would show me real, endless love, and He answered in a way I never expected. I found out I was pregnant. My son became the reason I chose to change everything. He was my wake-up call, my purpose, and the first real proof that God had heard me. Through him, I began to understand unconditional love, and in that, I started to see God differently. I cleaned up my life, but my journey with faith wasn’t easy. For the next nine years, I faced hardships, doubts, and moments where I felt far from Him, questioning and struggling through seasons that tested everything in me, but even then, He never left. Then came one of the most life-altering moments of my life at the Hawaii Ranch Rodeo. It wasn’t just about the ride or the win, it was something deeper. Being there shifted something in me, and I realized my relationship with God wasn’t distant or conditional, it was real, alive, and personal. That experience didn’t just strengthen my faith, it anchored it. It made me see that every hardship, every setback, and every unanswered question was shaping me into who I’m meant to be. God didn’t just pull me out of my past. He rebuilt me. And that’s why I stand so strong in what I believe now. That’s why Savage Rodeo Co. exists, not just for grit in the arena, but for grit in life, in healing, and in faith. If you’re in a place where you feel lost, broken, or like you’re fighting battles no one sees, I want you to know you’re not alone and there is a way through it. I’m building a space for women (and anyone willing) who are ready to grow, heal, and step into who they’re meant to be, rooted in strength and faith. If this speaks to you, reach out, follow along, or join me because this journey isn’t meant to be walked alone. And all glory to Him.

03/28/2026

Last Wednesday I had foot surgery, and if I’m being honest, it’s shaken me more mentally than physically. This isn’t from an accident, this is an issue I’ve been dealing with for a while. 2 long years of waiting and dealing with chronic pain and it finally has been fixed. When you’re used to moving, chasing something, feeling alive in what you do… being forced to slow down can feel like you’re losing a piece of yourself. And I know I’m not the only one who’s ever felt that. Sometimes life puts you in a position where you have no choice but to sit in the hard, in the quiet, in the uncertainty and that’s where your mind can start working against you.

But I also know this is where something deeper is built. This is where you find out if your goals are just words, or if they actually mean something to you. The hard seasons, the setbacks, the moments where everything feels like it’s been put on pause… they’re not there to stop you, they’re there to shape you. And even when progress feels slow, even when it hurts, even when doubt creeps in, you’re still moving forward if you choose not to quit.

I’m planning to be back in the saddle by the end of April, and I know that road is going to take everything I’ve got. Patience, discipline, grit… and a whole lot of pushing through days that don’t feel easy. But I also know I’m not alone in that kind of fight. We all have something we’re working through, something that’s testing us.

So if you’re in a hard season right now, don’t let it convince you that your goals are out of reach. They’re not. You’re just in the part of the story where strength is being built. I wanted to share this so that you know it is possible, that you are not alone and going after the things you want are achievable.

03/20/2026

What you feed your soul… grows.

Feed it faith.
Feed it discipline.
Feed it truth.

Starve the rest.

03/15/2026

This Wednesday, March 18 at 8:00 PM MST we’re getting together for a Resilience Team Meeting.

Life will buck you off.
Fear will show up.
Hard seasons will try to convince you to quit.

But resilience is built in those exact moments.

This meeting is for anyone who wants to grow stronger mentally, spiritually, and emotionally. Whether you’re in the rodeo arena, building a business, raising kids, or just fighting your way through life’s challenges.

We’ll talk about:
• Building resilience when life knocks you down
• Overcoming fear and self-doubt
• Developing a strong mindset
• Using faith and discipline to keep moving forward
• Supporting each other through the hard seasons

Everyone is welcome — men and women.

If you’re ready to grow, push yourself, and surround yourself with people who refuse to quit, join us.

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