
On today’s show Dr Fitness and the Fat Guy had on Ryan Sullivan who has chronicled his amazing weight loss story on his blog No
More Bacon and on his Twitter account @nomorebacon. Ryan is a 28 year old fun loving father of two who has made the change from fat to fit. Tipping the scales at 400 pounds just a year ago – Ryan has lost 140 pounds so far. Both of Ryan’s parents had gastric bypass surgery and he decided that that was not for him. His blog was his way to stay accountable. So on his blog he shares what working and what’s not as well as his favorite workout music – because music is important to him. Ryan says losing weight is a mental game and he shares some tips to help you get your head in the game. Ryan likes to have fun while eating healthy and being active. The folks at Ideal Shape have created a workout and weight loss program that has helped him achieve his weight loss goals. To learn more check out his blog www.nomorebacon.com or check out the fitness center that has helped him change his life at www.idealshape.com
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Born in Cape Town, South Africa 61 years ago, Jonathan Freedberg moved to the United States in 1985 with his wife and two children, after a career in Finance and Accounting and some years in Education in South Africa and London. Freedberg earned a Bachelor of Commerce degree in 1970 from the University of Cape Town and a post-graduate professional qualification as a Chartered Accountant (South Africa) in 1972 (The “Chartered Accountant” designation is used to describe what we call a CPA in the United States). In 1972, he moved to London where he worked as Chief Accountant for Colibri Lighters. Since then, he has held several senior positions including Financial Director of a private hospital, Financial Director of a chain of bookstores, owner and operator of an Accounting college, and teacher of Post-Graduate Taxation and under-graduate Accounting and Auditing at the University of the Western Cape, Cape Town. Freedberg moved to the US to take a position with the National Firm of Public Accountants in Dallas, Texas in their Bankruptcy and Forensic Accounting practice. He moved to Atlanta in 1988 as Executive VP for Soft Warehouse, Inc the first computer super-store was CFO for a Shoe Manufacturing and Design Company and currently lives in Atlanta running the accounts receivable finance company he began in 1994, Aberdeen Funding.
Greg Charleston is senior managing director of Conway MacKenzie and leads the firm’s Atlanta office. He draws more than 19 years of experience in turnaround consulting, financial crisis management, mergers and acquisitions, and business valuation. Greg is a Certified Turnaround Professional, Certified Public Accountant and a Chartered Financial Analyst.













