Ashton Media & Design

06/22/2026

Luxury e-commerce and CRM management experts Ashton Media & Design are taking on 2 additional client spots for fall 2026.

Plan ahead, and advertise your business this year!

SEO optimization is a full-time job. We can update your images with alt-tags, and provide regular content for your website that will help drive traffic on an on-going basis to your website organically.

05/15/2026

Love my job! The Colorado Horse Park is a beautiful venue…As always!

05/11/2026

We can absolutely do this for your business! You’ll be in front of 7,000,000+ Roku tvs and counting.

Pricing is not expensive either!

04/29/2026

Happy Wednesday everyone!

Are you planning your weekend, and don’t have the time to enjoy life, because you’re so behind with your small business tasks?

Let us help you find your network, and leads online.

Ashtonmediaanddesign.com

Collaboration with growthlaboratory.com & ALL of their amazing enterprise CRM tools. 🧰

04/23/2026

Have a long list of business tasks you need help with? Maybe slow on leads?

At Ashton Media & Design, we take care of all digital media, content, ads, CRM management, business lead services, & website development.

Copywriting and social media? We do that too.

Hand us the laundry list of things you’d like to solve, and we’re glad to handle it. At a low hourly price.

We are a local, women-owned business!

I’d love to work together, pm us this spring to breathe new life into your projects.

Ashtonmedianddesign.com
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04/01/2026

Horses seek unity of balance with their riders whether they are on the Olympic level or a beginner lesson horse. If a rider wants to improve, they must understand this principle of horses seeking unity on deeper levels of balance and movement. In short, Riders must become a BETTER BROOM.

I was galloping flat out in a polo game. I heard a pop. It was a billet snapping apart on my saddle as a result of my horse's powerful strides (I don't use elastic girth in polo). Then I heard a second pop. My saddle was then unattached and bouncing around on my horse's back. My horse slowed. As the saddle bounced to the left, my horse moved left to come under it. It bounced right and my horse moved under the saddle to the right. My horse was seeking to balance me in unity with them.

I did eventually hit the ground but not at 35 or 40 mph. My horse's desire and instinct to find a shared balance with me had saved me from serious injury.

The intensity of moments like my polo experience underlines a rider's responsibility to not make the horse's impulse to achieve unity of balance more difficult. The best of us sometimes makes their horse's work to achieve shared balance harder. Sadly, many riders today make that work impossible, and that impossibility causes horses to eventually give up and become apathetic to the constant imbalance with their riders.

Such horses are ruined by this constant failure of riders to achieve unity with them. They give up and become nearly impossible to retrain to seek shared balance, which is sad. Riders, become a BETTER BROOM!