The Ex-Con Factor: You Did Your Time, Now What? Journey from D.O.C. to C.E.O.

The Ex-Con Factor You Did Your Time Now What? Journey from D.O.C. to C.E.O. Deals with choices made before and after doing time from juvenile detention, jail, prison, to returning back to society. Details the Authors experiences and observations living a fast paced life which included dealing drugs, generations of domestic violence, her survival story and mindset shifts along the way. Coming to end of sentence and not knowing how to survive and be successful on the other side of the gates bring ex-offenders back through the doors of recidivism with no end in sight. Difficulty finding jobs make it easy if not necessary for ex-offenders to go back to what they know, which is illegal activity. Threatened with probation or parole violations some people don’t see any other way out. This book stresses that yes, there’s an ex-con factor, but there are no excuses. Re-entry to society without a real plan can prove to be detrimental to someone’s freedom. This book proves it is possible to define and or redefine your own success and remain a free, productive and successful member of society. Prison doesn’t rehabilitate you. You rehabilitate you. The choices you make can either be constructive or destructive anything else is an excuse.