People in jail and prison would do well to document their journey. A journal can help a person show the disciplined, deliberate pathway toward preparing for success upon release. This strategy will help people show stakeholders and influencers why they’re worthy candidates for favorable consideration. My name is Michael Santos, and I am the founder of Prison Professors. From August 11, 1987, through August 12, 2013, I lived as federal prisoner number 16377-004. My journey carried me through 9,500 days in high-security US penitentiaries, federal correctional institutions, and minimum-security camps. The strategies I offer in this book positioned me for success upon release. I’m convinced that all people in prison can use these same strategies to prepare for a better outcome. Participants in this self-directed course will learn how to follow the steps that leaders taught me: Step 1: Define success, - Step 2: Create a plan, - Step 3: Set priorities, - Step 4: Build tools, tactics, and resources, and - Step 5: Create accountability logs showing how you’re executing the plan Start journaling today with the prompts that we offer in this course. For more self-directed courses to prepare for success upon release, visit us: www.PrisonProfessors.com. Get our newsletters by sending an invite to: Impact@PrisonProfessors.com.
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