66. From prison to purpose: the story of Martin Lockett

After serving 17 ½ years in prison for drunk driving and manslaughter, 42 year-old Martin Lockett is now a free man, stepping into a very different world than the one he left (what’s a macbook?). He emerged from prison with a graduate degree, two published books, and a certification as a substance abuse counselor…ready to continue sharing his story and keeping his promise to his victims to do whatever it takes to prevent others from following in his footsteps.

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In this episode, you'll learn:

• How to identify the root of your pain and suffering,
• The role and impact alcohol can have at a young age.
• The importance of finding an outlet for your creativity.
• Navigating your identity, belonging, and finding your place in the world.
• Learning the repercussions of our decisions and the lives that can be severely impacted.
• The willingness to change and embark on a purposeful path, regardless of what that may look like. 
• The importance of visualizing your future self and how powerful that can be.
• The power of story, restorative justice, and people coming together.
• The importance of forgiveness.

Stay connected to Martin:

Website: www.martinlockett.com

Instagram: @martinllockett

Book: Prison to Purpose Pipeline: How one sentence led to a life of service and My Prison Life: A Blogger’s Insight from the Inside

Charity Donation: Pear Mentor

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