Few know better than Phyllis Taylor who, inspired by attending an Oprah Lifeclass where incarcerated women attended, had an awakening. After being terminated from teaching at a high-profile international law firm she began volunteering her time at a local prison. Her role was to “educate the weary, nurture the soul and stop the bleeding.” Before long, she was working throughout the prison system both in general population and segregation. Phyllis was coaching career drug dealers, serial rapists, and even hardened murderers on anger management, gratitude, forgiveness, and building healthy relationships.