24. Homelessness to Prison to University Grad and Author
Omar Ameli had a difficult childhood. His parents struggled with drug addictions and crime. His cousins were involved in crime. From childhood, Omar describes how he was groomed for a criminal lifestyle.
By the time he reached his late teens, Omar realized that he had to make a change. Past decisions led him into prison for several years. While inside, he made a commitment to change. Those changes led Omar to earn an associate\u2019s degree, a bachelor\u2019s degree, and a master\u2019s degree. He is the author of Transforming Society\u2019s Failure, and you can read more by visiting his website at:
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