While Nate Green started out like many of us as a coach and gym owner, he quickly realized that that wasn’t where his true passion resided, so he dove head first into the world of fitness writing.
Nate is currently the Director of Content Strategy at Waking Up, an advanced meditation app with over 50,000 5-star reviews.
Prior to that, he spent over a decade working behind the scenes at Precision Nutrition and other influential health and fitness companies.
He’s written for T-Nation, Men’s Health magazine, and has been featured in the LA Times and Tim Ferriss’s blog.
And while we WILL talk about writing, perhaps more importantly in this show we’re going to talk about COMMUNICATION.
Regardless of what your job title is, or what segment of the fitness industry you reside in, we can all work to improve our communication skills.
We talk about what led Nate to the world of writing, and when he realized that training and coaching just wasn’t going to be his full-time gig.
And last but not least, we talk about the evolution of his own training, and when he moved from being your classic everyday meathead, to something a little bit more well-rounded.
I had an editor, I was on a deadline, and I was passionate about what I was writing about so I put in a lot of reps at T-Nation. – Nate Green
This Week on the Physical Prep Podcast:
- How Nate got started in the world of physical preparation.
- His early days as a personal trainer/gym owner, and what ultimately led him to the world of fitness writing.
- How giving up weekends in his early 20’s for a paltry $12/hour actually kick-started his new career.
- Nate’s thoughts on developing the skill of writing – or really any new skill, for that matter.
- Advice on how to communicate more clearly – whether that’s speaking, writing, or just sending an email.
- Nate’s #1 tip for effective communication.
- How he trained early-on in his career, and how he’s evolved over the years.
- Nate’s merging of training, nutrition, recovery and mindset/meditation into his unique approach to health and wellness.
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