
About this episode
Joining me on today’s podcast is Anna Archer, one of the world’s biggest lifestyle and fitness profiles. In this episode, Anna shares her incredibly raw and honest story about her childhood and the impact of the relationship with her father and his passing. We discuss her personal battles with mental health and what it’s taken to overcome them, the impact she has with her audience on global scale, and what responsibility that brings.
Anna has converted her adversity into something positive and impactful, she showcases the correlation between strength and viabilities. Having achieved so much already, it’s exciting to see her now direct her attention to running, and what this can do for the sport.
Please note, this episode contains conversations involving eating disorders.
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