Choose Your Struggle
Choose Your Struggle
From A Life Sentence To A Life Of Service With Quan Huynh
From A Life Sentence To A Life Of Service With Quan Huynh
From A Life Sentence To A Life Of Service With Quan Huynh
Friday 18th June 2021
Join Jay Shifman as he talks with Quan Huynh about his journey from prison to advocacy, highlighting redemption and second chances on 'Choose Your Struggle'.
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Get the buttons here!From Prison to Purpose: Quan Huynh's Journey on Choose Your Struggle
I found this amazing sense of freedom inside, and I'd like to share it with the men around me, and I think this is our key to freedom.
Imagine spending over two decades behind bars and emerging with a renewed sense of purpose. In this riveting episode of 'Choose Your Struggle', host Jay Shifman engages in a heartfelt conversation with Quan Huynh, a man who served 22 years in prison for murder. Quan’s transformation from inmate to advocate is nothing short of extraordinary.
He shares the pivotal moments that led to his personal rebirth, what he calls his 'Sparrow in the Razor Wire' moment, and his commitment to living a life of service, whether inside or outside prison walls. Upon his parole, Quan didn't just stop at rebuilding his own life; he dedicated himself to helping others through Defy Ventures, an organization that supports recently released individuals in starting businesses and forging new paths.
This episode dives deep into the challenges Quan faced during his re-entry into society and underscores the importance of community support and self-reflection in the journey towards redemption. Quan’s story is a powerful testament to resilience and the potential for change, making it a must-listen for anyone interested in criminal justice reform and the power of second chances.