Episode 33- Bruce Goodin- Where there’s a will, there’s a way

Send us Fan MailWhen showjumper Bruce Goodin secured an invitation to the Master’s at Spruce Meadows in 1991 he had no idea how he was going to pay his entries.However, where there’s a will, there’s a way… Bruce entered a speed class that he thought he had a shot of placing in and ended up winning it , ensuring that he had enough to pay his way for the week. He went on to place second in the CP Rail $1,000000 Class proving to any doubters that there was a reason he been invited.Bruce Goodin is a 5 time Olympian and has aspirations of making it 6 in Los Angeles.He has spent many years fine tuning his communication skills with his mounts and genuinely loves his craft.He was very thoughtful in his responses to my questions. I hope you enjoy his conversation with me as much as I did.Special shout out to my listeners in Arcadia, FL, and Norfolk , VA .I received your fan mail and truly appreciate the positive feedback ! 🩷This episode is brought to you by the international law firm of Cooley LLP.Clients partner with Cooley on transformative deals, complex IP and regulatory matters , and high-stakes litigation. Our connection to the law firm comes through Cooley Partner and jumper rider Cullen Drescher , who competes in the High Amateur and Grand Prix levels in addition to leading Cooley's Business Restructuring practice from the firm's offices in New York City.