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Dr. Kim Nugent walked into a maximum-security prison to teach inmates how to become mentors. What happened next surprised everyone, including the guards. Violent offenders started holding themselves to higher standards. Men with life sentences found purpose. Rule violations dropped by 98%. This isn't just a prison story - it's proof that people change when someone believes they can.

Dr. Kim Nugent walked into a maximum-security prison to teach inmates how to become mentors. What happened next surprised everyone, including the guards.Violent offenders started holding themselves to higher standards. Men with life sentences found purpose. Rule violations at facilities with her program dropped by 98%. This isn't just a prison story - it's proof that people change when someone believes they can.In this conversation, Dr. Kim shares:

Why 68% of released inmates return to prison within 3 years
How peer-to-peer mentorship works better than traditional programs
The moment guards' faces changed when they saw inmates speak at graduation
Why men with life sentences make the best mentors
How ownership creates transformation
The ripple effect when one person finds purpose

Dr. Kim didn't set out to work in prisons. As a leadership development expert, she got a random call asking if she'd write a book on prison mentorship. She said yes without knowing why. Now her "From Prison to Possibilities" program operates in multiple states, training inmates to mentor other inmates through structured 6-month programs that teach employability skills, behavioral change, and release planning.The results speak for themselves: facilities averaging 300 rule violations per month saw participants commit only 6 violations total over 3 years. Families notice the changes. Kids see different dads. And men who thought they had no future are now training others to become mentors.This episode will make you think differently about second chances, the power of believing in people, and what's possible when someone gives you the tools to change.

CHAPTERS:
0:00 - The 68% Problem
1:16 - How This Started
2:24 - What Makes a Good Mentor
4:01 - Who Becomes a Prison Mentor
6:09 - Why Lifers Make the Best Mentors
7:23 - What Makes This Program Different
10:19 - Can Outsiders Be Mentors?
14:29 - The 6-Month Program Structure
15:39 - Training Inmates to Become Trainers
16:35 - The Rule Violation Statistics
17:07 - Seeing the Transformation
18:18 - When Guards' Faces Changed
19:09 - People Do Better When They Know Better

Connect with Dr. Kim Nugent:
Book: "From Prison to Possibilities" - Amazon
Website: https://DrNugentSpeaks.com

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