Jeff Grant on The Same 24 Hours Podcast with Meredith Atwood, Ep. 186:

When to Move in a Time of Stuck

⁠Meredith Atwood, Author & Speaker : I don’t have tons of money to donate. I don’t have genius smarts to contribute to science or financial wisdom in this time…
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But I have a podcast, a book and a small platform to extend to anyone who is feeling rocked, lonely, sad or stuck.⁠
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I am here. That is what I (and so may others) are trying to do during this time. Reach out, give time, energy, kindness and a safe place where people can come to SEE others (via Zoom: the Daily Community Meeting:swimbikemom.com/meet), or listening to comforting words: The Same 24 Hours Podcast (always available via your favorite podcast app, or https://pod.link/775943089). ⁠
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This morning, I spoke with my friend, Rev. Jeff Grant — who I met last year after he was a guest on Rich Roll’s podcast. Jeff was a guest on my pod (Episode 112), and we have essentially become friends. ⁠

Link to Podcast: https://bit.ly/33qYBc0
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I value this man’s work, story, and heart SO MUCH. I am glad to hear his comforting words, wisdom and insight during this time.⁠
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Jeff is an ordained minister with over three decades of experience in crisis management, business, law, reentry, recovery (clean & sober 16+ years), and executive & religious leadership. After an addiction to prescription opioids and serving almost fourteen months in a Federal prison for a white-collar crime he committed when he was a lawyer, Jeff started his own reentry — earning a Master of Divinity from Union Theological Seminary.⁠

About Jeff: ⁠ Jeff is an ordained minister with over three decades of experience in crisis management, business, law, reentry, recovery (clean & sober 16+ years), and executive & religious leadership. After an addiction to prescription opioids and serving almost fourteen months in a Federal prison for a white-collar crime he committed when he was a lawyer, Jeff started his own reentry — earning a Master of Divinity from Union Theological Seminary.⁠
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He, and his wife and partner-in-ministry Lynn Springer, then co-founded Progressive Prison Ministries, Inc. (Greenwich, CT), the first ministry in the United States created to provide confidential support and pastoral care to individuals, families and organizations with white-collar and other nonviolent incarceration issues.⁠

Follow Jeff:⁠
Website: prisonist.org
Facebook.com/revjeffgrant
Instagram: @RevJeffGrant

Originally published at https://prisonist.org.