During our lives we will make mistakes. If we fail to learn from those errors then they were for nothing. Edward Ball went to prison for 14 years and learned many lessons from one big mistake. He shares those lessons using personal anecdotes about other prisoners and his real life experiences. He tells stories about incidents that occurred in prison that gave him the opportunity to learn about life. He met a man with super human strength who was starved by correctional officer; from this event Edward Ball learned that life doesn't always test our strengths… it often tests our weaknesses. This isn't another book about prison. It is a book about personal development, learning, making the most out of where you are in life and a book about motivation. 39 things about life I learned in prison demonstrates that anyone can improve themselves, anyone can learn and that opportunities exist in every environment. This book has real life, real lessons and real action steps.
