From Prison to Helping Kids Invest with Mark Pratt

Life can be filled with hard lessons, but the question is how will you use those times to shape your life and make a difference in the world? Our guest, Mark Pratt, is the perfect example of perseverance as he became an entrepreneur after spending six years, 11 months, and 28 days in prison.

We discuss how the experience revealed his purpose and what inspired him to write his first book, For A Friend. Mark also learned how creative he was while in prison and wrote spoken word poems. Since then, he realized his need for male role models as a kid is what led him to the path that he traveled. Tune in to hear Mark’s story and how he’s using all he learned to help the children of Detroit, Michigan, invest in their own communities through his business 205 Kids, LLC.

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