The School of Greatness From Prison To Financial Freedom: The Journey of Reshaping Your Identity w/Wallstreet Trapper EP 1209
Dec 31, 2021
Leon Howard, known as Wallstreet Trapper, shares his remarkable journey from prison to financial freedom. He reveals how a decade behind bars taught him invaluable lessons about the stock market and wealth creation. Leon highlights the connection between street smarts and financial literacy, emphasizing identity transformation and ownership. He advocates for educating underrepresented communities about money management to foster independence. Listeners are inspired by his strategies for disciplined investing and the importance of mentorship in personal growth.
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Early Exposure to Violence
- Leon Howard witnessed his mother being shot at a young age, normalizing violence in his environment.
- This early exposure shaped his perception of violence as a necessary tool for respect and self-preservation.
Imprisonment at 16
- At 16, Howard was imprisoned for attempted murder after being robbed, highlighting the cycle of violence in his community.
- He accepted his 10-year sentence, initially viewing it as a manageable period compared to potential alternatives.
Encounter in Solitary
- In solitary confinement, Howard met an inmate convicted of embezzlement, who challenged his perspective on making money.
- This encounter sparked Howard's interest in financial literacy and the idea of leveraging money for wealth creation.
