When Lisa Pulliam, founder of StableMinded, launched the Liberated Equestrian Podcast in 2025, its path was intentionally open-handed—guided more by faith than by a fixed plan. However, as Season 1 came to a close in the fall of 2025, a clear pivot began to emerge. What followed was not simply a creative or professional shift but a deeper realignment of calling and vision, ultimately resulting in the vision and launch of this podcast.
Lisa had no idea of the profound season of transition that would still be ahead of her—one that weaves together faith, neuropsychology, and the equestrian journey—which not only clarified the pivot but pressed it into motion. That is why this episode is a bit unexpected for the StableMinded Podcast, yet part of the story being written in real time. And it is always why you'll find the same episode released as an epilogue episode on the Liberated Equestrian Podcast.
Recorded not long after losing her beloved Kodiak Jack, through the rawness of Lisa's pain, you will find with her the courage to embrace unwanted endings while welcoming new beginnings, recognizing how suffering can refine calling when God meets us with presence and purpose.
Yes, this episode serves as a tribute to the ways love and loss shape us, even when the road forward feels uncertain. Marking both a closing and an opening—honoring what has been while stepping forward into what’s next—you'll be invited to continue the journey beyond this chapter with hope for what is next.
No matter where you find yourself today, Lisa provides a framework for moving forward with her, exploring the evolving work of StableMinded, where healing and growth are pursued through the integration of faith with neuropyschology. She rallies the battle cry for equestrians and non-equestrians alike to catch the vision of becoming StableMinded and living life with purpose.