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Nima Warfield is an educator, professional networker, wellness evangelist, husband, father and global adventurer. He has lived on five of the world’s seven continents and speaks multiple languages—including Mandarin and Japanese.

Nima attended Morehouse College—a private historically Black liberal-arts college for men located in Atlanta, Georgia—and graduated in 1994 with a bachelor’s degree in English. During his final year there, he won the prestigious Rhodes Scholarship and used it to earn a second bachelor’s plus a master’s degree in English from the University of
Oxford (St. Edmund Hall), as well as a master’s degree in Comparative Literature from the University of London’s School of Oriental & African Studies. Nima holds the distinction of being the first student
from any HBCU (historically Black college or university) to be named a Rhodes Scholar.

He later joined The Wall Street Journal’s news team in New York City, and while there he and his colleagues were awarded a Pulitzer Prize for their coverage of the September 11th terror attacks. In the wake of that unforgettable day, he found a new calling as a champion for what he calls “peak living,” and he began promoting lifestyle changes for optimal health and wellness both at home and abroad.

His relentless pursuit of happiness has led him and his brand-new bride Alexandra to Birmingham, in “Sweet Home” Alabama, and they are on a mission to help leaders of all sorts improve their health so that they can live fabulously active lives and serve as beacons of hope and inspiration within their families and communities.