Running, Resilience, and Revolutionary Drinks

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Ever wondered how one goes from Marine to dental hygienist to crafting groundbreaking caffeine supplements? Join us in this episode of the After Action Report from the Eden Project as Bren Briggs and Michael Stuart engage in a lively chat about the sweltering Georgia heat and life's little quirks. We proudly present our mission to support veterans in underserved areas and welcome listeners from across the nation.
We are thrilled to have Cynthia Jenkins, a Marine turned entrepreneur, sharing her journey of resilience and innovation. Learn how her passion for running and her Marine Corps background led her to develop a gut-friendly caffeine gummy, despite the hurdles posed by the 2020 pandemic. Cynthia's story of transitioning from a 20-year dental career to launching her product during a global crisis is nothing short of inspiring.
We'll also introduce you to Cynthia's latest creation, "Exuberance Go," an energizing electrolyte drink mix packed with green tea, ginger, and bioavailable vitamins. Discover the challenges of getting it on Amazon and taste-test the surprisingly pleasant flavor. As our season wraps up, we reflect on memorable moments, upcoming plans, and the importance of normalizing mental health conversations. Join us, share the journey, and support our mission to bring essential services to our veterans.

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1. Running, Resilience, and Revolutionary Drinks (00:00:00)

2. Veterans Podcast With Guest Cynthia Jenkins (00:00:07)

3. Entrepreneurial Journey Into Caffeine Supplements (00:11:09)

4. Exuberance Drink Success at Competition (00:16:02)

5. Podcast Season Wrap-Up and Future Plans (00:28:11)

6. Destigmatizing Mental Health Conversations (00:31:13)