See How to Learn from Secrets of Prison Escapees

Imagine being locked-up in solitary confinement from the age of 26 and for the rest of your life!

Well, that is exactly what happened to the notorious prisoner known as the Bird Man of Alcatraz.  His real name was Robert Stroud.  He was born in 1890 and died in prison when he was age 73.  He was first sentenced to prison when he was 19 years old.

Interestingly, even living most of his life in permanent solitary confinement Stroud created a form of freedom.  While solitary confinement depressed him to the point of attempting suicide several times, he also escaped the mental isolation by pursuing his interest in birds.

He dedicated his mind to studying diseases of birds and became an acclaimed expert on the topic.

If Robert Stroud could achieve some mental freedom even in the face of permanent solitary confinement, so can you escape from your own mental solitary confinement.

Too many of us build a jail cell around our potential in life and, then, we're self-convinced we've thrown away the key. As a result, we're confined for life in the prison of limited thinking.

The most solitary confinement jail cell in the entire world is right between your ears. The horror of that confinement is it is so eminently escapable and, yet, we remain chained to the wall of its dungeon. It's dark, dank, depressing and the rats love us for being there because they know, if they hang around long enough, we'll be their food.

Do you really want to become food for the rats in the world that encourage your confinement?

Break out! Find the key and get the hell out of there before the rats do get you! The key?

Well, think about your escape this way. At the beginning of life, a butterfly is confined to solitary confinement in their own jail cell...a cocoon.

What's a butterfly's key to their break out from the cocoon? It's because they think they can and their desire to do so is greater than their resistance to paying the price.

And, so it is for you!

If you want to escape from the prison of limited thinking in life, you must believe you can. You must create such a strong desire that you will push through any resistance to your goal.

Find your passion...the emotion...to escape into the full potential of your life!

How are you going to create the passion to break free and achieve all you can be, do or have?

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