Michael Santos reveals how bad decisions he made as a young man led to a 45-year prison term. At the start of his journey, while locked in a county jail cell and awaiting sentencing, he read a book that transformed his life. That book, Plato's Republic, introduced him to the concept of Socratic Questioning. By asking better questions, he created a pathway to prepare for success.While incarcerated, Michael earned a bachelor's degree and a master's degree. He used those credentials to begin contributing in meaningful, measurable ways while he served his sentence. As a result of decisions Michael made while serving multiple decades in prison, he built an extensive support network. The adjustment patter positioned him for success upon release.In Success After Prison, Michael Santos offers hope. He shows readers that regardless of what challenges they may face, they can architect a strategy that will lead to better outcomes. In this inspiring story, Michael Santos shows readers how to visualize success, how to lay plans and set priorities. Then he shows how executing those plans over time can lead to a transformation.Santos hosts the Prison Professors podcast and YouTube channel