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🌊 What Really Happens When You Leave Social Media — with Leah Kern

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Leaving social media isn’t always the most profitable decision… but maybe it taps into something even more lucrative?

In this episode, I’m joined by Leah Kern, an anti-diet dietitian who left social media a year ago and has experienced ups and downs in her business since.


For the first half of our conversation, we explore Leah’s path onto and off of social media, including how she used to get clients on Instagram and how she finds clients now.

Then in the second half of our chat, we discuss how intuitive eating actually led us both deeper into our values and why breaking up with diet culture was an important step toward breaking up with the apps altogether.

Tune in to hear a new perspective on what it's really like to leave social media with your business. And if you love this episode, be sure to tune in to Amelia on Leah's podcast Shoulders Down as well!


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🌊 What Really Happens When You Leave Social Media — with Leah Kern

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