Coach Taylor N. Warren

  Taylor Warren, better known as Taylor Nycole, is an event host, blogger, model, Certified NAMI Ending the Silence presenter, Certified Life Coach, and the CEO of Taylor Nycole Beauty.  Starting life in Camden, South Carolina, she grew up dealing with a great deal of criticism because of her size. She was always called "One of the heavy set girls".  As she grew older, she realized that you do not have to be a size two to be beautiful, everyone is beautiful for who they are as a person. After being diagnosed with depression and anxiety, she wanted to hide from the world. Over the past few years, her life evolved and she embraced the mantra, “It is okay to not be okay". Taylor has allowed life’s challenges to propel her into greater. She dispels myths against mental illness as a NAMI Ending the Silence Presenter, and takes individuals on paths of greatness as a Certified Life Coach. Being vocal about her lived experience provides a sense of hope and encouragement for others. Her brand, Taylor Nycole, which launched in October of 2017, brings life to her voice. She is an avid advocate for mental health and body positivity. As a Certified Life Coach, Brand Owner, and NAMI presenter, she lives life as she inspires, motivates and encourages others.Find out more about Taylor at: https://www.taylornycole.com/Credential Verification: https://www.credential.net/group/235175“I can do all things through Christ who gives me strength “ – Philippians 4:13 

Victoria Moses is a creator that wears a crown with each role she embodies. Every Wednesday you can catch her, in full Sagittarius mode, co-hosting Centaur Views, a podcast on Anchor, Spotify, Apple Podcasts and Stitcher. She provides insightful and sometimes sharp commentary while they discuss topics that affect Black America that range from living with anxiety and depression, addressing challenges black women and men have in relationships, to current events, like the untimely transition of Chadwick Boseman and Kobe Bryant.

At heart, Victoria is a writer. In 2017, she wrote and published her debut book, If I Had Feelings, They Would Sound Like This. She was able to authenticate working through grief by using poetry and prose. As of late, she is writing her second book, Along the Way: Stories for the Journey Home, which is set to release mid-2021.

Whether it’s on her podcast, in script, or in her personal life, Victoria advocates for personal development and holistic wellness. She recently became a Certified Life Coach because she is passionate about empowering women to be their best selves. 

Her most rewarding role is “mommying” two amazing sons. Victoria is candid with her children about her struggles she’s overcome. She exemplifies emotional intelligence and vulnerability, so cycles of abuse, addiction and worthiness ends with her. Soon she plans on creating a community for women that provides support and guidance to self-mastering with her new skill set.