6-Success after Prison
After 25 years in prison, I began to explore the streets of San Francisco with my first community pass from the halfway house at 111
After 25 years in prison, I began to explore the streets of San Francisco with my first community pass from the halfway house at 111
Discussing the pathway to purchase our first appreciating asset in an appreciating market, even though we did not qualify for conventional financing after my release
To reach our goals, we need many resources. The relationships we build today can lead us closer to those resources, both financial resources and human
To persuade stakeholders that the Straight-A Guide course could improve outcomes of the criminal justice, I developed a multi-pronged strategy. Participants should develop their strategy
Justice-impacted people can use the Straight-A Guide as a framework to recalibrate through tough times, restoring confidence and strength along the way. The Straight-A Guide:
To change the criminal justice system, we need to create more alliances with like-minded people. Chapter 9 of Success after Prison reveals the path I
To build relationships with influential people, we need to create strategies that show we’re worthy of their time and energy. Support Networks: Whether we’re in
After 25 years in prison, I transfer to a halfway house to serve my final year with the Bureau of Prisons. The decisions at the
To succeed after prison, start by engineering a plan that will bring more people into your life. Give them the reasons to invest in you