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Perspective Shift: At first, all I saw were my losses—career, reputation, freedom. But in prison, I met men who had served decades without bitterness. They weren't wasting time feeling sorry for themselves. That made me rethink my own outlook.
Lessons from Others: My business partner, Michael Santos, served 26 years. He introduced me to Viktor Frankl's Man's Search for Meaning, which helped me see that purpose isn't about circumstances—it's about mindset.
What You Can Do: Focus on what remains, not what's lost. Start planning now. Join our weekly webinar every Monday at 1 PM PST / 4 PM EST.
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