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Conversations for the Climb

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By Shaka Senghor
| AllEvents
About this Event WHO & WHAT: Join us at Hilltop Coffee + Kitchen for a conversation with and on freedom, personal transformation, and healing in community. WHEN: Tuesday, September 30th, 2025 | Doors at 6:00 PM WHERE: Hilltop Coffee + Kitchen | 4427 W Slauson Ave, Los Angeles, CA 90043 PARKING: Parking is available in the lot directly in front of Hilltop Slauson, but space is shared with neighboring businesses and includes partial valet.
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Reboot Podcast Episode #179 - The Work of Getting Free: Redemption, Gratitude & Hope - with Shaka Senghor

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By Shaka Senghor
| buff.ly
Shaka Senghor is a globally recognized resilience expert, bestselling author, and transformative thought leader whose journey from incarceration to inspiration has empowered executives, entrepreneurs, elite athletes, and audiences around the world. Born in Detroit amid economic hardship, Shaka overcame immense adversity—including 19 years in prison—to become a leading authority on resilience, grit, and personal transformation.
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Shaka Senghor explains how he found inner peace after life in prison

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By Shaka Senghor
| Big Think Verified
SHAKA SENGHOR: I was incarcerated well before I was in prison, and I was free before the gates of prison opened up and let me out. In life, there are massive doors that stand in our way of our personal freedom. These narratives that imprison us, sometime it's guilt, sometime it's grief, sometime it's sadness. They lock us into a space where we feel like our whole world has contracted in a way that doesn't allow us to move about freely within and outside of ourselves.
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