I've Saved a Seat at the Table for You, Too
I recently joined a run club for women. Coffee Club.
A run club centered around some pretty badass women who have things to do, sometimes people to care for, and definite places to be.
We meet at 5:30 a.m. most mornings, run anywhere from 5 to 20 miles (depending on the day and who's training for what), and then share a coffee (or matcha!) at a local shop with a few moments to decompress before heading off into the sunrise.
I can tell you that pretty much every single woman who shows up has big goals and is inspirational in her own right.
And I've noticed something. When you spend time getting to know women who get up at the crack of dawn to do something entirely for THEMSELVES before the rest of the world needs them, it turns out they have stories to tell. Really good ones.
But there's something else I've been noticing, too... (CONTINUE READING)
Host / Producer
Timmi is the creator and host of the Soul Trip podcast.
Drawn to thoughtful conversation and human storytelling, she created Soul Trip from a deep curiosity about how people navigate life’s turning points - and what helps them find resilience, meaning, and hope along the way. Inspired in part by her husband’s journey through pancreatic cancer, Timmi developed a deeper appreciation for the power of honest conversation, human connection, and the stories that help us feel less alone.
Originally from Vancouver, Canada, Timmi now lives in Los Angeles with her husband, two sons, and their Yorkshire Terrier, Barney. Outside of podcasting, she is an avid runner who finds inspiration, clarity, and connection through movement and community.
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