I have a touching story for you today that also meets all the requirements of being on

the show.

It's about someone who was in prison for 14 years and thus not able to be present for

his son who was growing up all that time.

Upon release, they begin a weekly walking ritual that turns into a one act play that they

have now performed in several locations.

This play led to a contract with a state of Delaware as well as an upcoming podcast

and more.

Now to be clear, this is a money making project.

It brought in something like $50,000 last year and they both have day jobs.

In addition to the mission of helping other parents and kids, he'll relationships damaged

by separation due to incarceration.

I get a lot of do-good-or-stories or hear from people all the time who are trying to raise

money for a cause.

And even though many of those stories are important, that's not really what I'm trying

to help people with every day through side of school.

Our mission here is economic empowerment, essentially shining a spotlight on ways that people

are helping themselves, not just helping other people, helping themselves.

And I think you can probably help other people a lot more if your house is in order.

And financial stability is an important part of that.

Not the only part, but an important one.

Now, I always enjoy when there's a bit of crossover between the idea of doing something

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