Prison Can Lead To A Lifetime Of Growth

What do you think the prospects are for someone who has spent 10 years in prison?

Most people would think that this person’s prospects aren’t very good. They may think that once you’re in prison you’re branded with that for life.

That’s now how Paul Casey thinks. Paul has spent 10 years of his life in prison, but instead of coming out jaded and angry at the world, he came out with a new resolution. To serve. To help others. To make the most of his life in the many decades that he has left.

There are a lot of people who are born into this world and grow up with every opportunity available to them. They grow up in a middle class family, finish college, and then go on to have a good career.

And yet so many of them are also unhappy with where they are in life. While they have good careers and a family, they complain that others are lucky, that they didn’t get the opportunities that some other people had, or they think some people were just born into rich families and they will never get what they want?

What these people lack is perspective.

On this episode of the Money, Love, & Freedom podcast, Coach Paul Casey is going to share his perspective with us. How it doesn’t matter where you have been, but where you are going.

We all have a story, and what matters in life isn’t what the story is but what we do with the story.

Are you using your story to imprison you? Or are you using your story to fuel your growth.

Paul has chosen to use his story to propel him into a new career, a new life, and a new identity. One that is no longer about selfish acts and self-defeating habits, but one of service, love, and gratitude.

His story is absolutely amazing and will give you a new perspective on yours.

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