Welcome to the Let's Get Coffee Podcast with Jeremy Vanderloop. Weekly, Jeremy engages in delightful conversation over a cup of coffee with members of our community. These conversations give us insight into the successful minds of various industries. This week we chatted with Olivia Chapman. Liv Chapman is the Co-Founder and CEO of Inner Glow Circle (IGC), an online training company designed to accelerate women coaches and entrepreneurs — and one of the fastest-growing businesses in the coaching space. Liv joined IGC in 2015, after a chance meeting with founder Katie DePaola a few years prior. As a Washington, DC public school teacher overwhelmed with her students’ needs, her own student loans and the constraints of public education, Liv went searching for a deeper life purpose. She realized she had run her life on what other people said she “should” do, but had completely ignored what she wanted to do. One day, she drove to the beach, and on the way, broke up with her boyfriend and quit her teaching job. What did she really want? And what could she do that she loved, but also paid the bills? She was determined to get to the bottom of those questions. In the pursuit of purpose and profit, Liv found coaching. Within a few years of starting her private practice, Liv was asked to bring her education and training background to Inner Glow Circle. www.innerglowcircle.com/liv/

Felicia has over 20 years of experience in combat skills training, including law enforcement and is an Army combat Veteran. 

She has been an innovator in the public safety field. She has developed supervisor courses in law enforcement, and recently led her agency in the creation and implementation of a new kind of productivity evaluation, Values-Based Performance Assessment. 

She was a federally certified Bomb Technician and assisted in pre-event planning and training for the 2012 Republican National Convention.

She has been a Police Academy instructor since 2002 and has been the threat response coordinator for her agency’s Joint Operations Center during all major special events within the city since 2012.

Welcome to the Let's Get Coffee Podcast with Jeremy Vanderloop. Weekly, Jeremy engages in delightful conversation over a cup of coffee with members of our community. These conversations give us insight into the successful minds of various industries. This week we chatted with Paola Rodriguez. Paola is an insurance broker based in Tampa, FL who aims to protect, inspire, and educate clients. After tearing her ACL, Paola knows from firsthand experience how terribly daunting and confusing it can be to find the right heath insurance plan on your own. After spending countless hours advising hundreds of clients across Florida, Paola stands out as a health and life insurance expert who consistently saves money for her clients. On the podcast today, Paola shares her story, tells the importance of writing down your goals and how being intentional is key in realizing your full potential. Check her out at https://rwealthgroup.com/

Welcome to the Let's Get Coffee Podcast with Jeremy Vanderloop. Weekly, Jeremy engages in delightful conversation over a cup of coffee with members of our community. These conversations give us insight into the successful minds of various industries. This week we chatted with Blaine Buxton. Blaine is a developer that loves to program and play music. He currently works as an Architect Developer for a Fortune 500 Company based in Atlanta. You can find him on his website: www.blainebuxton.com/

Welcome to the Let's Get Coffee Podcast with Jeremy Vanderloop. Weekly, Jeremy engages in delightful conversation over a cup of coffee with members of our community. These conversations give us insight into the successful minds of various industries. This week we chatted with Micahel Fox. He is the Principal at Fox Building Group as well as a Certified Construction Manager. Find him at www.foxbuilds.io

Welcome to the Let's Get Coffee Podcast with Jeremy Vanderloop. Weekly, Jeremy engages in delightful conversation over a cup of coffee with members of our community. These conversations give us insight into the successful minds of various industries. This week we chatted with Anibal Cabrera.

This week on the CRES: Let's Get Coffee Podcast we have Dr. Carlos Garcia. He is the owner and Lead therapist at Tampa Counseling and Wellness. He is a Licensed Clinical Psychologist, Coach, and speaker. He provides counseling and coaching to individuals looking to positively transform their lives. His areas of expertise include anxiety, depression, and post-traumatic stress, as well as working with individuals who struggle with motivation and confidence. He specializes in working with veterans, police officers, firefighters, and first responders. He also works with entrepreneurs, executives, and business owners looking to take their performance and leadership to the next level. He helps my clients get unchained from the past, overcome mental blocks, and find the confidence they need to live more fulfilling, successful, and empowered lives. He received his doctoral degree in Clinical Psychology from Nova Southeastern University and completed my residency at Rutgers University. He also served in the armed forces as a United States Marine and as a firefighter and paramedic prior to receiving his doctorate degree. He is not about a “quick fix,” but instead focuses on helping you uncover the unconscious drives and motivations that have been holding you back. His goal is not just to alleviate symptoms, but to guide you toward deep personal growth. He believe there is no greater motivation than becoming the person you have always wanted to be.

Welcome to the Let's Get Coffee Podcast with Jeremy Vanderloop. Weekly, Jeremy engages in delightful conversation over a cup of coffee with members of our community. These conversations give us insight into the successful minds of various industries. This week we chatting with Coach Kim. She helps women increase their confidence and personal productivity levels. By exterminating corrosive habits, they design new lifestyles characterized by operating in their zone. They learn to: ​ - Improve their relationships - Operate with more grace towards themselves - Identify and release toxic behavior on solutions - Embrace the Art of Discipline - Create a Vibrant & Healthy Lifestyle ​ Kim coaches the Winner Within to go deeper, discover her gifts, and share them with the world. "I help women over 30 figure out who they want to be when they grow up." Find her at her website: vibrantlifecoachingpro.com

Let's Get Coffee Podcast with Jeremy Vanderloop. Jeremy engages in delightful conversation over a cup of coffee with members of our community. These conversations give us insight into the successful minds of various industries. This week we are finishing up our chat with Leo Genco. Just a recap, Leo is a green criminologist, looking at the economic structural correlates of environmental crimes and harms. His research is focused on how economic development impacts the patterns and trends of illegal hunting. Leo has published articles on the effectiveness of animal registry, animal cruelty and welfare laws, and the taking of wildlife by government agencies. Currently, he has explored the ethics and morality of hunting, the distribution of punishment for animal abusers, and the spatial clustering of illegal hunting. He is currently working on profiling media reports on animal abusers across Florida, spatially analyzing illegal hunting across Texas and looking at ethics of hunting bans. Leo is also involved in archery and outdoor activities such as hunting. His focus is to use his outdoor hobbies as a means to support outdoorsmen to advocate for conservation and environmental protection. Additionally, he plans to publish a podcast centered around environmental politics to provide a space for conservative individuals to understand environmental activism, policies and theories. The goal is to educate the nuances of environmental harm and to call for more attention to our societal practices that harm ecosystems.

Let's Get Coffee Podcast with Jeremy Vanderloop. Jeremy engages in delightful conversation over a cup of coffee with members of our community. These conversations give us insight into the successful minds of various industries. This week Leo Genco joins us for a chat. Leo is a green criminologist, looking at the economic structural correlates of environmental crimes and harms. His research is focused on how economic development impacts the patterns and trends of illegal hunting. Leo has published articles on the effectiveness of animal registry, animal cruelty and welfare laws, and the taking of wildlife by government agencies. Currently, he has explored the ethics and morality of hunting, the distribution of punishment for animal abusers, and the spatial clustering of illegal hunting. He is currently working on profiling media reports on animal abusers across Florida, spatially analyzing illegal hunting across Texas and looking at ethics of hunting bans. Leo is also involved in archery and outdoor activities such as hunting. His focus is to use his outdoor hobbies as a means to support outdoorsmen to advocate for conservation and environmental protection. Additionally, he plans to publish a podcast centered around environmental politics to provide a space for conservative individuals to understand environmental activism, policies and theories. The goal is to educate the nuances of environmental harm and to call for more attention to our societal practices that harm ecosystems.