Almost exactly a year ago, Allira Potter was working a corporate job, she felt burnt out and she knew she wasn’t living her purpose. 12 months on, she works for herself, she has built an incredible online following, she’s earning six figures, she’s working with major brands like The Body Shop, and she’s just announced a book entitled Wild & Witchy - so by all accounts, it’s fair to say she’s feeling much more aligned to her purpose. How did this happen? We’re going to find out today.  

Allira grew up with a single mum who worked multiple jobs to keep the family afloat. When she lost her mum at just 17, her life became a wild ride of ups and downs. She was married by the age of 22 and divorced only two years later, navigated mental health issues and financial insecurity, and contended with substance abuse and hitting rock bottom… until she came across a deck of oracle cards her mum had left her. It turned her life around.  

She’s now a manifestation and spiritual coach who strives to inspire body positivity and empowerment in her community. Today, we’re going to talk about her journey and making a difference in the world. Allira is incredibly open and really, a joy to speak to.  

Follow @allira.potter 

PRE ORDER WILD & WITCHY HERE  

Almost exactly a year ago, Allira Potter was working a corporate job, she felt burnt out&nbsp;and&nbsp;she knew she wasn&rsquo;t living her purpose. 12 months on, she works for herself, she has built an incredible online following, she&rsquo;s earning six figures, she&rsquo;s working with major brands like The Body Shop, and she&rsquo;s just announced a book&nbsp;entitled&nbsp;Wild &amp; Witchy&nbsp;-&nbsp;so by all accounts, it&rsquo;s fair to say she&rsquo;s feeling much more aligned to her purpose. How did this happen? We&rsquo;re going to find out today.&nbsp;&nbsp;
Allira grew&nbsp;up with a single mum who worked multiple jobs to keep the family afloat.&nbsp;When she lost her mum at just 17, her life became a wild ride of ups and downs.&nbsp;She was&nbsp;married by the age of 22 and divorced only two years later, navigated mental health issues and financial insecurity, and contended with substance abuse and hitting rock bottom&hellip; until she came across a deck of oracle cards her mum had left her.&nbsp;It turned her life around.&nbsp;&nbsp;
She&rsquo;s now&nbsp;a manifestation and spiritual coach who strives to inspire body positivity and empowerment in her community. Today,&nbsp;we&rsquo;re&nbsp;going to talk about&nbsp;her journey and&nbsp;making a difference in the world. Allira is incredibly open and really, a joy to speak to.&nbsp;&nbsp;
<a href="https://www.instagram.com/allira.potter/?hl=en">Follow @allira.potter</a>&nbsp;
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We're a podcast for women looking for style, substance, and solidarity. We celebrate the paradox of modern motherhood; the struggle and the beauty, the joy and the relentlessness. We’re known for our refreshingly honest and insightful conversations with parents, from celebrities to the extraordinary, ordinary women and men raising the next generation. The Grace Tales covers everything from the big questions (‘how to raise good humans’) to the very little ones (‘are cardigans cool again?’)

Our host is former Australian VOGUE deputy editor Georgie Abay. Back in 2013, pregnant with her first child, Georgie no longer felt quite at home in the glossy magazine world, but nor did she see herself reflected in the sea of mummy blogs and online forums. Thus, The Grace Tales was born – a content-first platform covering profiles, fashion, beauty, lifestyle, interiors and food.

We're a podcast for women looking for style, substance, and solidarity. We celebrate the paradox of modern motherhood; the struggle and the beauty, the joy and the relentlessness. We&rsquo;re known for our refreshingly honest and insightful conversations with parents, from celebrities to the extraordinary, ordinary women and men raising the next generation. The Grace Tales covers everything from the big questions (&lsquo;how to raise good humans&rsquo;) to the very little ones (&lsquo;are cardigans cool again?&rsquo;)
Our host is former Australian VOGUE deputy editor Georgie Abay. Back in 2013, pregnant with her first child, Georgie no longer felt quite at home in the glossy magazine world, but nor did she see herself reflected in the sea of mummy blogs and online forums. Thus, The Grace Tales was born &ndash; a content-first platform covering profiles, fashion, beauty, lifestyle, interiors and food.

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