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On this episode, we discuss body positivity, anti-diet intuitive eating, and all things in between with social media influencer Zoe Potter.
Zoe Potter (@lovezoepotter) is a Canadian content creator located in Ontario who focuses on plus-size fashion, lifestyle, anti-diet and self love content. She has a large female following on Instagram, TikTok and YouTube who often looks to her for suggestions and recommendations for clothing and food. She has incredibly popular series across her platforms including what in eat in a day, Pinterest outfit challenges and GRWM Vlog style videos.
@lovezoepotter across IG & TikTok just Zoe Potter on YouTube
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