Change Is Only a Thought Away by Jay Goodman As I look around at my fellow prisoners, I feel many different emotions. There are some I feel sorry for, others I look at as friends, and have shared my life story with them. And I have learned not to use the word hate, but there […]
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Fear by Jay Goodman Has anyone ever thought about sitting down and taking a long look at yourself, and taking inventory of all your strengths and weaknesses? Not just some half ass list, but really going over your life. Looking at your accomplishments and your failures. Most people have a tendency to only look at
fear is like a disease, if you let it go unchecked it slowly over time gets worse. Read More »
Responsibility By Jay Goodman Throughout my years in prison, I have heard prisoners use the statement I’m in prison, or we’re in prison when referring to why they are doing something they shouldn’t be doing. Like being in prison makes it all right to be an idiot. I have never understood this statement because what’s
Trade a plan, make some goals, and start taking responsibility for your lives. Read More »
Untitled By Jay Goodman Prison life can be hectic without a doubt. The stress of being here year after year does tax a man mentally, some physically. Before anyone says what did you expect prison to be? Well not a place where people would leave worse than they came in. Of course, that has to
Clichés By Jay Goodman Has anyone ever thought about the old clichés that our parents and grandparents used to tell us? I am sure most of us remember birds of a feather flock together. Patience is a virtue. The early bird gets the worm. These are just a few of the old sayings I used
Untitled By Jay Goodman I just finished another chapter called Clichés, and it really holds a lot of truth to life and how to read the people around us. But if a man was to use these clichés to read himself, he could quickly see the direction his life is heading. Why it seems to
