Episode #350
Mark Hugentobler has dedicated his life to helping individuals who have been marginalized by society, encouraging them to believe in their ability to effect positive change in the world. He authored the book “All My Friends Are Felons,” illustrating how many inmates are willing to embrace guidance, mentorship, and opportunities for change, shifting from their disliked current selves to becoming someone they and others can take pride in.
Throughout most of his adult life, Mark has been a leader, coach, and educator, making a profound impact on young individuals, and inspiring them to achieve their best. His achievements include winning numerous awards and attaining various educational degrees.
Tune in and witness the inspiring way in which Mark lives his life, touching hearts along the way.
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You can connect with Mark here:
Web: https://www.allmyfriendsarefelons.com/
FB: https://www.facebook.com/allmyfriendsarefelons
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