From the Bullpen to the State Pen

Excerpt From The Book

The next moment is another thing I don’t quite remember: running out of her room with my clothes, jumping from the third floor staircase and somehow landing without any real injury to show for it.Just a fun night out with the guys? Hardly. You know why? Because when you wake up the next day in an orange jumpsuit, you quickly realize that something bad just went down—something really bad.Another thought many of us have had after just a fun night out. Obviously, the only thing that changes in that sentence is somebody’s own name. And that’s part of the reason for this introduction: there’s no amount of alcohol or Adderall or any other substance that can change the fact that a human being made those decisions on September 12th that led to being sentenced to prison for 5 years.My mistake. My fault. My crash. I’m accountable for every bit of it!But the thing about crashing, if you live to tell the tale, is that you also have a decision to make after you get up. You might find yourself in an orange jumpsuit like I did. But you also might find yourself just in your own bed or on the couch at a friend’s house. The moments after a big mistake can make you feel low, embarrassed, and chock full of shame. However, you do have a choice in how you’ll move forward.

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