This Might Finally Set You Free For Good | Finding Freedom Podcast

He was brought to foster care at 1 years old with cigarette burns all over his body and part of his ear missing, part of his ear. Wow. The difference that you're making in the face of your own adversity to me is something that really is inspiring. And I want you to really get that about yourself cuz I know even

with that face that you just made, maybe it feels >> Hey, my name is Jason. Um, in a nutshell, I'm just kind of like just spreing my own head trying to get something off the ground, thinking maybe I'm not good enough. It's just in a weird weird weird spot. Um, I'm in a

wheelchair, so I'm extra special guy, I guess you could say. I don't know. Um, and also I'm actually on my way now. I volunteer at a prison, so I go see the guys here a few days a week. It's my happy place. Anyway, um, thank you. Bye. >> Hi, this is Peter Cronin, and you're

listening to another episode of Finding Freedom. Today I had the opportunity and the honor of speaking to a very inspiring man called Jason. Jason is 54 and like anybody who reaches out to be on the show and to talk to me was feeling stuck and somehow limited courtesy of the prisons of our

subconscious. Ironically and why I find this story to be incredibly moving is that Jason albeit in a wheelchair and that's part of the story that we discuss. He goes into actual prisons and works with inmates to help them heal from their trauma. the various adversities that they've had to face that many of us maybe don't even

understand. But he found such an incredible level of love, of compassion, and of acceptance that he brings to these inmates to the point that he calls it his happy place. And during the course of this conversation, what we discovered and what he learned and you will see the effects of this is that he