Tate's School of Fitness "Business Corner"

Tate's School of Fitness "Business Corner"

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Tate's School of Fitness "Business Corner" episodes

  • Nutrition by Sallay
    Clinical Dietitian/ Virtual Nutrition Coach
    Hi! I'm Sallay a Registered Dietitian Nutritionist living in Georgia. I am passionate about helping people achieve life changing nutrition transformations via nutrition counseling and support. Furthermore, I focus on providing culturally competent care for my clients when needed. When you work with me, you should expect a collaboration with transparency and consistency. Want to learn more? Contact me today for an initial consultation. All my visits are virtual so I always available to assist you no matter where you are!
    1 hr 6 min
  • Shanita Miller creator of Black Girl’s Guide to Atlanta
    Although Black Girl’s Guide to Atlanta was created to help transplants and tourists experience Atlanta like a local, it has a bigger purpose. It also seeks to highlight black and women-owned businesses that are often overlooked in the local media. Shanita wants people to know that especially when it comes to black-owned businesses, there are wine shops, luxury handbag boutiques, bespoke fragrance shops, private clubs, and coffee houses. Black businesses go beyond soul-food restaurants and hair salons. They are vast, diverse, and high-quality. Shanita hopes to use the Black Girl’s Guide to Atlanta platform to reshape the conversation and perspective about Black-owned businesses. This is how she wants to contribute to our community.
    46 min
  • Ashley McCoy the founder of The Brand New You

    Whatup Schoolers!!! Please join us this Friday at 3pm for another great episode of Tate’s School of Fitness Fitness Corner Podcast🔥🔥🔥  Please join us as we catch up with Ashley McCoy!                                                                                                    

    @ashleyhmccoy  

    @thebrandnewyoucompany this week! You do not want to miss it!   Tuned in this Friday at 3pm 🔥🔥🔥  YouTube: https://youtube.com/channel/UC99BW0Pm...   Podcast: https://open.spotify.com/show/3bceY9F...

    36 min
  • Tiffany Sanders is the CEO of Edible Dreamworks

    Tiffany Sanders is the CEO of Edible Dreamworks. She is native to Social Circle, GA where she is a devoted mother, DIYer, baker, creative, educator and dual business owner. As a sugar artist, she believes that people can have their cake and eat it too! She prides herself with the quality of the batter because that’s where it matters the most! She believes that anyone can be taught to decorate, but it takes a special passion to bake something great.


    Tuned in this Friday at 3pm 🔥🔥🔥

    YouTube: https://youtube.com/channel/UC99BW0PmGV5khVnWhoR4A5g

    Podcast: https://open.spotify.com/show/3bceY9F8TlIe90QydhB1GC?si=xPCWLzz3SBGpykcl4lQECA&dl_branch=1

    36 min
  • AL Gibbs
    Whatup Schoolers!!! Please join us this Friday at 3pm for another great episode of Tate’s School of Fitness Fitness Corner Podcast🔥🔥🔥 Al Gibbs @alphonzagibbs Alphonza D. Gibbs
    1 hr 1 min
  • Jemet Perry of Thee Palace + Palace Projects
    Who is Jemet of Thee Palace + Palace Projects? Jemet is an educator, servant leader, DIY’er and creative lifestyle influencer who values lifelong learning, family, giving, and female empowerment. Thee Palace Creative Co-Working Space and Palace Projects was birthed from her gift of creativity and passion for minority women elevating and embracing their creativity as well!
    Tuned in this Friday at 3pm to meet Jemet!!! 🔥🔥🔥
    YouTube: https://youtube.com/channel/UC99BW0PmGV5khVnWhoR4A5g
    Podcast: https://open.spotify.com/show/3bceY9F8TlIe90QydhB1GC?si=xPCWLzz3SBGpykcl4lQECA&dl_branch=1
    @palaceprojects
    33 min
  • Shane Sims Co-owner/Director at Modern Pathways to Recovery
    At the age of 12, Shane was traumatized by the experience of stumbling upon his beloved parents smoking crack cocaine. He was affected in ways that would not become apparent until his late teens. As a gifted, but troubled high school senior who had just lost his job due to an unexpected closure, Shane was vulnerable to the “street life”. Before he could graduate or figure out what was going on with him, Shane was on his way to prison with a sentence of life plus fifteen years. While in prison it became evident to the people around Shane (inmates and employees of the state), that he was compassionate, honest, resilient, and willing to put his life on the line to mediate disputes that could have ended up being deadly. Three powerful prison officials, in particular, acknowledged his efforts and are responsible for Shane walking out a free man 20 years after he was incarcerated.
    Shane now hold positions within his community ranging from Chaplain of the Athens-Clarke County Police Department to Executive Director of People Living in Recovery (PLR). Needless to say, Shane continues to mediate, maintain peace, and help people” get out of their own way” through life coaching, mentoring, and motivational speaking. It is hard to list all of his credentials or professional titles because helping others is not just a job, but a lifestyle for him. The things he strives to do every day in his different professions are connected to his life story, often the stories of the people he serves resonates deeply with him.
    However, Shane is very proud of the positions he has had the privileged to hold and the platforms he is able to use to do what he loves to do. Sometimes he thinks about how he went from serving a life sentence to having the ability to help people stay out of prison or help people in prison maintain their dignity. Shane thinks of how he went from getting caught in the “street life” due to his finances to three years after his release owning two beautiful homes in his local community. Shane thinks of how he went from traumatizing familial experiences to having a dedicated and loving wife with whom he has had the pleasure to raise two beautiful children with. Shane will continue to pay it all forward by teaching the skills that he has developed through his lived experiences and inspiring hope in others!
    45 min
  • Shane SimsCo-owner/Director at Modern Pathways to Recovery

    At the age of 12, Shane was traumatized by the experience of stumbling upon his beloved parents smoking crack cocaine. He was affected in ways that would not become apparent until his late teens. As a gifted, but troubled high school senior who had just lost his job due to an unexpected closure, Shane was vulnerable to the “street life”. Before he could graduate or figure out what was going on with him, Shane was on his way to prison with a sentence of life plus fifteen years. While in prison it became evident to the people around Shane (inmates and employees of the state), that he was compassionate, honest, resilient, and willing to put his life on the line to mediate disputes that could have ended up being deadly. Three powerful prison officials, in particular, acknowledged his efforts and are responsible for Shane walking out a free man 20 years after he was incarcerated.  Shane now hold positions within his community ranging from Chaplain of the Athens-Clarke County Police Department to Executive Director of People Living in Recovery (PLR). Needless to say, Shane continues to mediate, maintain peace, and help people” get out of their own way” through life coaching, mentoring, and motivational speaking. It is hard to list all of his credentials or professional titles because helping others is not just a job, but a lifestyle for him. The things he strives to do every day in his different professions are connected to his life story, often the stories of the people he serves resonates deeply with him.  However, Shane is very proud of the positions he has had the privileged to hold and the platforms he is able to use to do what he loves to do. Sometimes he thinks about how he went from serving a life sentence to having the ability to help people stay out of prison or help people in prison maintain their dignity. Shane thinks of how he went from getting caught in the “street life” due to his finances to three years after his release owning two beautiful homes in his local community. Shane thinks of how he went from traumatizing familial experiences to having a dedicated and loving wife with whom he has had the pleasure to raise two beautiful children with. Shane will continue to pay it all forward by teaching the skills that he has developed through his lived experiences and inspiring hope in others!

    2 min

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Each week Tate delves deep into all things related to health, fitness, nutrition, art, entertainment, culture & entrepreneurship. No subject is off the table as we discuss sensitive and often…