Bria Pittman's guest appearances

Bria Pittman

Natural Born Coaches

FitPro Industry's Podcast

Podcast - Our Jackson Home

Alex Genadinik

Dre Baldwin

Jasper Ribbers

Danny Flood

Christy Whitman

Drew Canole

Clint Arthur

Tim Stringer

David Vox

Laura Berman

Jeff Goins

Diane Gardner

Jason Treu

Matthew Pollard

Nick Raithel

OwlTail

William Donnell

If you're familiar with theCO (which happens to be the place that funds and houses us), you know that they've always got something incredible and a little wild up their sleeve, and their most recent collaboration with the State of Tennessee is no exception. Today Kevin Adelsberger interviews two of the folks behind this larger-than-life project, Driving Innovation, to learn all about its mission to bring the latest in the tech world to Tennessee's most distressed counties.Learn more about Driving Innovation on their website, and make sure to visit theCO at 541 Wiley Parker Road. Kevin Adelsberger and his wife Renae moved to Jackson for college (proud Union alumni) and have stayed ever since. Jackson has since taken hold of Kevin’s heart, and he looks forward to continuing to grow with the city. Kevin opened Adelsberger Marketing in 2014 and saw working with Our Jackson Home as a way that he could serve the city he loves. Kevin and Renae are members of First Baptist Church and volunteer with the youth group there and with Madison County CASA.Production, editing, and photography by Kevin Adelsberger. Subscribe to the Our Jackson Home Podcast via iTunes or RSS.

If you're familiar with theCO (which happens to be the place that funds and houses us), you know that they've always got something incredible and a little wild up their sleeve, and their most recent collaboration with the State of Tennessee is no exception. Today Kevin Adelsberger interviews two of the folks behind this larger-than-life project, Driving Innovation, to learn all about its mission to bring the latest in the tech world to Tennessee's most distressed counties.Learn more about Driving Innovation on their <a href="http://tndrivinginnovation.com/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">website</a>, and make sure to visit <a href="http://attheco.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">theCO</a> at 541 Wiley Parker Road.<a href="https://www.ourjacksonhome.com/about-kevin-adelsberger" rel="nofollow" target="_blank"> </a><a href="https://courtney-searcy-a43h.squarespace.com/about-kevin-adelsberger" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Kevin Adelsberger</a> and his wife Renae moved to Jackson for college (proud Union alumni) and have stayed ever since. Jackson has since taken hold of Kevin’s heart, and he looks forward to continuing to grow with the city. Kevin opened Adelsberger Marketing in 2014 and saw working with Our Jackson Home as a way that he could serve the city he loves. Kevin and Renae are members of First Baptist Church and volunteer with the youth group there and with Madison County CASA.Production, editing, and photography by <a href="https://courtney-searcy-a43h.squarespace.com/about-kevin-adelsberger" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Kevin Adelsberger</a>. Subscribe to the Our Jackson Home Podcast via <a href="https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/podcast-our-jackson-home/id1141973568?mt=2" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">iTunes</a> or <a href="http://www.ourjacksonhome.com/podcast-1?format=rss" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">RSS</a>.

Podcast No. 99: William Donnell & Bria Pittman of Driving Innovation

Bria Pittman is a coach and the founder of From Fluff 2 Fit. Her own experience losing weight inspired her to help other women lose weight and get healthy.

Bria Pittman is a coach and the founder of From Fluff 2 Fit. Her own experience losing weight inspired her to help other women lose weight and get healthy.

NBC 394: Bria Pittman: From Fluff 2 Fit!

Bria Pittman is a wife and mother of two energetic boys. Bria's own struggles to lose weight inspired her to help other women lose weight and get healthy. At the end of 2011 she hit rock bottom as she realized she was the heaviest she had ever been in her life, weighing in at 236lbs. After joining Weight Watchers in December 2011, she lost almost 80 lbs and kept it off for three years. In the time it took her to lose the weight, she not only lost weight but gained a wide range of knowledge of what it takes for wives and mothers to lose weight and keep it off. She was determined to share that knowledge with other women who were struggling to find the time and energy for proper nutrition and exercise. Bria started a blog called From Fluff 2 Fit in 2013 to share that knowledge.  Her readers found the blog helpful and began reaching out personally asking Bria to help them with their goals. After doing this for several months Bria realized it was time to officially start offering coaching services. She now takes a grace filled approach to coaching other women. She teaches them to change their habits one day at a time and to have grace for themselves as they work through the process. Her motto for her clients is "Progress Not Perfection." 

Bria Pittman is a wife and mother of two energetic boys. Bria's own struggles to lose weight inspired her to help other women lose weight and get healthy. At the end of 2011 she hit rock bottom as she realized she was the heaviest she had ever been in her life, weighing in at 236lbs. After joining Weight Watchers in December 2011, she lost almost 80 lbs and kept it off for three years. In the time it took her to lose the weight, she not only lost weight but gained a wide range of knowledge of what it takes for wives and mothers to lose weight and keep it off. She was determined to share that knowledge with other women who were struggling to find the time and energy for proper nutrition and exercise. Bria started a blog called From Fluff 2 Fit in 2013 to share that knowledge.  Her readers found the blog helpful and began reaching out personally asking Bria to help them with their goals. After doing this for several months Bria realized it was time to officially start offering coaching services. She now takes a grace filled approach to coaching other women. She teaches them to change their habits one day at a time and to have grace for themselves as they work through the process. Her motto for her clients is "Progress Not Perfection."

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