Second Chancer Substack - by Jesse Crosson
Jesse Luke CrossonMaking the best of a Second Chance (maybe third after the accident)
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Meaning and Motivation
When I first went to prison, I didn’t have any idea how I was going to make it.
Yet, in a weird way, that gave me meaning. Just surviving was meaning enough. It wasn’t so much about the external — the violence or the politics — as much as...
Finding Freedom
Sitting in prison and dreaming of the outside world, I never imagined how busy it would feel.
So, I’m making some changes. I’m working to step back from the role that felt crafted by my experience and survivor’s guilt and step forward into...
Success was easy to define
For 19 years of my life I was locked in cages, constantly aware of the guard towers and fences designed to keep me separate from society. During those years, success was easy to define: become worthy of a second chance and get out of prison...
Finding Freedom
Why did I find freedom and prison when so many others didn’t?
It’s not that I was the only one - plenty of people found freedom, turned their lives around and worked their way to a second chance. Mentoring in prison was the greatest opport...
Virtual Book Reading
Writing a book is the easy part. Not that it’s easy. It simply involves fewer moving parts. I made a schedule and I followed it, every morning, whether anything good came out or not. Over time, the book came together.
Launching a book? Tha...
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Author: The Best Part of Prison Founder: Second Chancer Foundation I earned a second chance. Now I help others find freedom.
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