EP 6: Running The World - From Races To Business | Emma Kirk-Odunubi + Meg Davis
Women Without Limits PodcastShow Notes
Whether you’re listening on a run, running a business, or trying to get started with either, this one’s for you. Lucy is joined by Emma Kirk-Odunubi, running coach, gait analyst and “The Voice of Running”, and Meg Davis, founder of AESENE and HYROX Doubles British Record Holder, for a conversation about just how far running can take you. Not just across finish lines, but into new communities, careers, businesses and versions of yourself you might never have planned for. Emma and Meg share where it all started, how running became such a defining part of their lives, and what happens when you decide to build something from the thing you love. From running miles to running businesses, this is Women Without Limits.
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