Success isn’t built by accident. It’s built by intention.

In this episode of the Forgiven AF Podcast, I sat down with Preston Woody to discuss what separates men who drift through life from those who lead with purpose.

As a former pastor and now a business coach, Preston shares lessons on optimizing every area of life—from business and leadership to faith, marriage, and personal growth.

This conversation will challenge you to raise your standards and become the man God created you to be.

Watch the full episode and share it with someone who’s committed to growth.

🎙️ New Forgiven AF Podcast Episode

I sat down with Tyler Osborne, financial advisor to professional athletes, for a conversation that applies whether you’re building a business, rebuilding your life after prison, or simply trying to create a better future.

We talk about mentorship, financial stewardship, wealth-building, and the mindset needed to break cycles and build a legacy. Success isn’t just about making money—it’s about making wise decisions, surrounding yourself with the right people, and staying committed to growth.

If you’re an entrepreneur, an inmate preparing for release, or someone looking for practical wisdom on life and finances, this episode is for you.

🎧 Tune in and let us know your biggest takeaway.

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In this episode of Forgiven AF, I sit down once again with my friend and mentor, Jay Dan Gumm, founder of Forgiven Felons, host of The Background Check podcast, and one of the most respected voices in the prison and reentry community.

Years ago, Jay Dan gave me an opportunity to share my story on his podcast when I was just getting started. Being one of his early guests gave me the confidence to launch Forgiven AF, and I’m grateful for the impact he’s had on my journey.

This episode is a simple but powerful check-in conversation. We talk about what’s been happening in our lives, ministries, businesses, and missions since we last connected. From helping men transition from prison through his halfway house and reentry programs to what’s next for Forgiven Felons, Jay Dan shares encouragement, wisdom, and insight from the front lines of second chances.

Whether you’re currently incarcerated, recently released, supporting someone in reentry, or simply looking for inspiration, this conversation is a reminder that your past doesn’t have to determine your future.

What’s new? What’s next? And what does it look like to keep moving forward with purpose? Tune in and find out.