I’ve realized that I can only depend on myself, and I’ve discovered what I want to do for the rest of my life.
What have I learned about myself in prison?
I’ve realized that I can only depend on myself, and I’ve discovered what I want to do for the rest of my life. I enjoy drawing business logo templates, I like accounting, and I want to create a nonprofit and a corporation.
I’ve learned to accept corrections and help from staff and the people I meet. I’ve also learned to find the blessings in every problem I encounter and the importance of listening to others. It’s true what my Myers-Briggs personality test said—I am an extroverted leader type, an executive. I’ve gained a lot of insight through programs like the Transition Pre-Release Program.
I’ve also learned that I have a diverse appreciation for women from different backgrounds, including Turkish, Mexican, Native American, Asian, and European. I’ve discovered that I like using the Enovo app on the GTL Tablet, exploring learning platforms like LearnLevel.org, and earning free education.
I enjoy researching my ancestors, particularly the four congress members I’m related to on my mother’s side and through my uncles. I also enjoy learning how to invest in assets and would love to use my ideas and herbalist recipes to create something meaningful.
As for relationships, I hope to find a woman who is supportive, kind, and ready for a fun, sustainable relationship built on love, power, and friendship. I’m looking for someone who shares my vision and is ready to grow with me—especially since I parole in 2026 and want to work toward becoming a multi-billionaire. I have four years to make this business goal a reality.
