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Source: Cordele Dispatch

Cordele Energy and Nutrition’s bubbly vibe matches its owner, Chloe Coleman. Coleman says that people are at the core of her business. “It’s just relationships you build every time, and you see these people every single day.” A cheery pink interior greets guests, with pumpkins painted on the shop-front window. A comfortable basket seat encourages guests to linger while taking sips. Coleman shared what makes Cordele Energy and Nutrition such a unique part of the Cordele Community. “We want everybody to feel welcome, and it’s an environment where anybody walks in, you’re automatically a friend. We automatically want you to be a regular.” Coleman sees firsthand how local businesses can connect with customers. “People really do enjoy supporting somebody that they see all the time and that they know and that they have a friendship with.” Cordele Energy and Nutrition serves Herbalife products, including loaded teas, protein meal replacement shakes, and protein coffees.

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