Ep. #5 – Porche D. Grant – Talks Athlete Transitioning, Trusting Yourself, and the Process with Sivonnia DeBarros, Protector of Athletes.

EPISODE · Jul 4, 2020 · 25 MIN

Ep. #5 – Porche D. Grant – Talks Athlete Transitioning, Trusting Yourself, and the Process with Sivonnia DeBarros, Protector of Athletes.

from What Are You Sporting About? · host Sivonnia DeBarros

Porche D. GrantOn this episode, Miss Porche D. Grant discusses Transitioning for Pro-Athletes with Sivonnia DeBarros, the protector of athletes.Miss Porche D. Grant is on a mission to help student athletes understand a tough lesson – life after sports. Once known as an elite Division I, Big East collegiate athlete, that provided an opportunity to compete professionally around the world.During Miss Grant’s collegiate years, she was awarded the Big East Academic All American, and that, coupled with her educational background, continues to steer her professional career in her current business ventures.Miss Grant’s career, as a professional athlete and businesswoman, provides over 15 years of athletics experience, in addition to 5 years in advanced management and elegant leadership.Her passion to inspire others allows her to empower student athletes to focus on their future. Her entrepreneurial spirit has allowed her to launch businesses known as The6FootUnicorn.com, Unicorn Hair growth Serum, and Pretty Good Underwear.To learn more about Porche D. Grant, visit www.the6footunicorn.com and follow her on IG @the6footunicorn.What Are You Sporting About?https://businessinnovatorsradio.com/what-are-you-sporting-about/Source: https://businessinnovatorsradio.com/episode-5-porche-grant-athlete-transitioning-trusting-yourself-your-skill-and-the-process-with-sivonnia-debarros-protector-of-athletes

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