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Before Someday

Before Someday

By: Sarah Poissant
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Welcome to Before Someday; the podcast for people who feel there’s more, but keep telling themselves “one day”.


Here, we talk to people who stopped waiting and started moving.

People who chose the van, the boat, the island — or simply a life they designed themselves.

People who started their own business, followed a passion, or created freedom on their own terms.


No hype. No perfect plans.

Just real choices, real lives, and the courage to start now.


Because life doesn’t happen someday.

This is Before Someday: Stop waiting. Start living.

Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Sarah Poissant
Episodes
  • Before Someday episode 1: with Sailing Totem

    Before Someday episode 1: with Sailing Totem
    Feb 17 2026

    They didn’t wait for certainty.

    They didn’t wait for permission.


    In this first episode of Before Someday, we talk with two sailing coaches who chose a different life and kept choosing it, even when it was uncomfortable, uncertain, and far from perfect.


    About doubt.

    About commitment.

    And about starting anyway.


    Because someday is not a plan.

    This is what it looks like to begin.

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    34 mins
  • Before Someday teaser

    Before Someday teaser
    Feb 17 2026

    We all have a moment before we decide.

    Before Someday is a podcast about that moment; when waiting turns into action.

    Real stories from people who stopped postponing and started living.

    Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
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    1 min
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