
About this episode
Joining me on today’s podcast is Savannah Sachdev, one of the most impressive individuals I know, running a distance every day consistently for over 900 days and counting. Savannah has faced so many hurdles in life as she navigates her pursuit of happiness. In this episode Savannah speaks openly about her cultural heritage, and how so many have questioned her personal ambitions in life. The expectation to conform, and how questioning that by going against the grain has changed her life and given so many around her a first time at life too. This episode is hugely thought provoking and will empower so many to believe in their own journey.
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